Overload on movie night in front of the TV. Overload on card games.
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And the other thing, which may sound counterintuitive, is that it isn't just information overload — it's collaboration overload.
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The other two bagels in the photo appear to be Bagel Nook's Oreo Overload bagel and the Cookie Dough Overload bagel.
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If anything, the overload in music feels even more unmanageable.
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The overload is being felt in other county facilities too.
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Like we said: awesome, with a side of sensory overload.
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Just to warn you though, this may cause Reese's overload.
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Strobing, or highlighting overload, continues to dominate the beauty space.
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Every sip of this beverage is an overload of sugar.
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Turns out, detonating too many bombs will overload the game.
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The SEMA show is a sensory overload of automotive excess.
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One of these consequences is a complete overload of content.
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" Schedule Recovery Time"Overload plus recovery equals adaptation and improvement.
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Papers and files overload Dr. Tseng's desk at her clinic.
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"I don't want to overload on these sectors," he added.
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Get ready for taco overload — the tour starts June 1.
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Show and tell What's the point of this sensory overload?
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"The sheer number of decisions causes information overload," Oster said.
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"Beyond one a day, it becomes overload," Ms. Caine said.
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Observations about information overload bring in Descartes as a witness.
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My whole mind soon shut off, lost in sensory overload.
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He sits up front, to lessen the reeking sensory overload.
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Don't overload your itinerary, but let everyone pick an activity.
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In Brooklyn an overload of luxury rentals already exists downtown.
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"We're thinking very much about [overload]," Paull told The Verge.
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It's just a nonstop overload of bullshit all day long.
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Games are so sophisticated that they can overload home connections.
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But choice overload does not happen uniformly in all circumstances.
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"I'm not looking to get into sensory overload," he said.
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It is sensory overload; I have to block it out.
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The Bagel Nook is best known for the Oreo Overload Bagel.
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Dems struggling to flip key California House seats amid candidate overload.
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Do you want a chatbot to help you manage email overload?
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Zen out Sensory overload: two great words to describe an airport.
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Basically a lot happens very quickly and it's a sensory overload.
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The controlled delivery, though, keeps it from becoming an emotional overload.
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LONDON — Brace yourself for a serious overload of gorilla-themed cuteness.
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That means it's uniquely suited to solve the information overload problem.
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Inside, though, I was suffering from loneliness, anxiety and sensory overload.
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Indeed, the experience would be a sensory overload for many adults.
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Information overload is a daily reality in our increasingly digital society.
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You don't want to overload the person who hasn't been involved.
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Finally, if everyone got a test, it would overload the system.
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He emphasized that firsthand sensory overload would be the best teacher.
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Puddicombe, 45, attributes its success to the age of information overload.
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These days it's hard not to be on bad information overload.
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The music reaches a pitch of intense volume, almost sensory overload.
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Does writer Tom Rob Smith sometimes overload his dialogue with symbolism?
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If you're worried about a caffeine overload, Perlman says not to fret.
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Paula Scher's hand-painted maps play with the idea of information overload.
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As your turns unfold, be sure to manage your overload cards carefully.
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As a result, watching Trust won't make you ache with suspense overload.
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People have been warning about the threat of "information overload" for decades.
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Upon seeing the photo, the Twitterverse blew up due to cuteness overload.
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So, there was attention, but there wasn't really an overload of attention.
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On the other hand, there's an overload of other information on Twitter.
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Just when you think you might have hit Adele overload, think again.
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It's a sensory overload that matches the song's fuzzed-out, mechanized intensity.
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They overload to an almost embarrassing degree whenever Thomas starts to drive.
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It's the sound of ecstatic overload, condensed into six relatively short pieces.
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It should also be simple; don't overload with information or get vague.
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It's generally safe to ease the overload of city life through earbuds.
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But the Oreo bagel, properly called the Oreo Overload, takes the cake.
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But that view appears regrettably naive in the age of information overload.
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It is art, and the perpetual experience of art, in the overload.
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I think I am on stuff overload from all the holiday shopping.
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But Hong Kong, with its constant sensory overload, is easy to enjoy.
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Such an influx could easily overload the current space traffic management system.
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Multiply that by four or five, and you've got a niacin overload.
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That information overload can tempt many well-meaning people to tune out.
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On the Runway 39 Photos View Slide Show ' Maybe designers just hit overload.
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I realized I truly didn't need the information overload in my spare time.
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Make it an overload of all those emotions that you're putting into it.
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It's possible that their mental capacity simply couldn't handle the overload of information.
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The Monterey Bay Aquarium in California had an unexpected cuteness overload last week.
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There's clearly a risk of branded content overload for social-first media organizations.
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This whole information-overload issue is more critical in a more casual context.
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Doctors and patients alike struggle with conflicting expert opinions and the information overload.
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"Shouted command overload" can be confusing, especially if the commands conflict, he said.
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"In a time of information overload, it makes communication more simple," he said.
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The sheriff's office's solution was to issue the driver a $11,400 overload citation.
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I get why people wouldn't want to overload their kitchen with silly gadgets.
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Dealing with useless-information overload that crowds out the data they actually need.
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After all, in 2016, information overload isn't just a problem for military types.
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Because a dog's flight response is on overload, it is seeking a haven.
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The total effect is something like a video game, a hypnotic sensory overload.
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Pros: High-precision sensors, no batteries requiredCons: No overload indicator, a bit pricey
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At New York's FIT, Miethner teaches her students ways to manage information overload.
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These images, along with the audio, crescendo to the point of information overload.
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With an overload of synth lines and cheesy drum fills as backing obviously.
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His trick for avoiding email overload is key to maintaining a balanced day.
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We went to a big department store that gave me total sensory overload.
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All our education is about information overload, which you don&apost need anymore.
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They didn't want to overload you with too much on that one day.
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The reduction, Apple said, was necessary because older batteries could otherwise periodically overload.
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Overload on the things that bankrupt you if you don't invest in them.
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As working memory clouds through overload, decisions become jumbled and reactions more impulsive.
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"[It's] sensory overload when you come to a theme park," Toth tells PEOPLE.
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Be sure to not overload the washer — the clothes need to move around.
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An overload of this hormone makes the males' bodies literally start falling apart.
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But, your sensitivity and empathy can cause a bit of a ~tech overload~.
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Overload is what you get with high-tension electrical wiring, not telephone wires.
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How can a court find fair jurors in an age of media overload?
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The royal family has an absolute overload of cuteness to bestow upon you.
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DO NOT OVERLOAD the dishwasher or it will flood and ruin the floor.
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This could cause the wiring to overload and overheat, potentially starting a fire.
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It would be more accurate to describe it as full-on sensory overload.
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On the sensory overload front, Godzilla: King of the Monsters delivers by blunt force.
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It sounds like overload is imminent, like the motor is working way too hard.
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Paradoxically, one strategy for coping with the overload is by adding to the stream.
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This can lead to information overload, which is about as bad as it sounds.
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In the era of ubiquitous pocket-sized cameras, it often means an information overload.
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If only the sensory overload were hallucinatory or simply less fettered and more fun.
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Turns out, my skin loves a sensory overload show just as much as Madonna.
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Workplace difficulties like role ambiguity, work overload and interpersonal conflict damage our driving ability.
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It's electric, a feast of sounds and sights and details that border on overload.
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Your muscles need to be broken down, you need to progressively overload the system.
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They ensure there are no blackouts and that power flow doesn't overload power lines.
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Sadly, three of Mayflower's siblings were very sick with extreme parasite overload and died.
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According to the lawsuit, Dustin died of cardiac arrhythmia ... triggered by a caffeine overload.
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Information overload isn't just about feeling like you're following too many people on Twitter.
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Plainly put, it's a bit of sensory overload, yet it actually looks quite incredible.
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This is important because even gentle artificial pressure can fatally overload an underdeveloped heart.
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Choice overload set in, and I went to go buy some Greek yogurt instead.
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Cue nostalgia overload: Dawson and Jen are back together again after 13 years apart!
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Get ready ... Heidi and Spencer Pratt's photoshoot of their newborn son is cuteness overload.
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Not alerting everyone who follows you prevents notification overload that plagued Periscope early on.
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Amidst the information overload, sometimes, it's easy to look past the family's enduring mystery.
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With the service comes an overload of feature films, TV shows and animated series.
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Bits In 230, Bruce Springsteen recorded a song about media overload and its discontents.
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It's a scheduled overload of the media, a strategy that's served Trump well before.
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A role that requires stress overload Most jobs are stressful once in a while.
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The service will feature an overload of feature films, TV shows and animated series.
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President Trump says SO much, every day, that people sometimes suffer from Trump overload.
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These bots, the company says, are meant to cut down on your app overload.
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Secure Shell protocol, or SSH, is a better option, but it increases bandwidth overload.
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They overload a website until it is forced to inhibit access or go offline.
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With such an uptick in loans being issued, the chance for overload is real.
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That song [Zonked] in particular is very much about that feeling of sensory overload.
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In general, ORR staff were concerned that systematic family separations would overload their program.
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When investors start to overload on one sector, that usually does not end well.
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But to me it was almost sensory overload — booth after booth of magnificent keyboards.
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Or should we continue to overload health insurance with all our fears and expectations?
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Our Oreo Overload Bagel is stuffed with our Oreo Cream Cheese AND Oreo Cookies!!
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The cuteness overload occurred this week at Saint Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri.
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"In this environment, the pilot may be subject to confusion and cognitive overload," Hunter concluded.
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"One of they key tenets of my program is progressive overload," Bruno previously told PEOPLE.
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Ruling out the alternatives, doctors diagnosed the source of the issue as a zinc overload.
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Make sure not to overload an outlet and use surge protectors when it makes sense.
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It can be easy to overload on red meat and butter with the keto diet.
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It's this cognitive overload that Bialick and his team are on a mission to reduce.
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Such information overload would be difficult to manage during one crisis, let alone multiple crises.
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I don't overload the hair with products in general and certainly not on this day.
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And for trick-or-treating parents: No, your children won't overload on peanut butter cups.
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You might be feeling debate overload after last week's raucous and tweet-worthy presidential debate.
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" Meanwhile, nearly one-third of C-level executives say information overload has "made things worse.
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Information overload, like every facet of what Alvin Toffler diagnosed as future shock, is relative.
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But what if all it did was move the age of information overload in utero?
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It happens in three ways: through sensory overload, collisions and communitas (a sense of community).
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Needless to say, the fusion freestyle of numbing peppercorns and umami overload is ridiculously good.
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Despite some sensory overload, there's no denying he can still weave mind-blowing action sequences.
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I'm trying to recreate the sensory overload you get in a big city, you know?
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It was strange that the syndrome would, in this patient, produce this extraordinary fluid overload.
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It is easy to panic in this time of high-anxiety and information overload — don't.
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If everyone accused of misdemeanors went to trial, the courts would collapse from the overload.
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The Israeli Interior Ministry said individual background checks took time, especially given the application overload.
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Combine product overload with environmental assaults, and you have a recipe for skin barrier disaster.
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Apart from the cheese overload, the pizza was doughy and, for the most part, yummy.
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Ortiz said power will be reestablished gradually so as not to overload the frail system.
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But he sees in some of his previous work a noisy tendency toward idea overload.
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" The pilot suffers from whimsy overload — it's a bit "Wes Anderson does open-mike night.
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Personal accounts from prisoners describe sensory overload techniques, like playing music incessantly for 12 hours.
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China has sought to allay fears that its infrastructure projects overload some countries with debt.
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It was a combination of cuteness overload and grand empathy for the dogs' abusive histories.
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Crowded sidebar menus, a nonsensical newsfeed display — information overload is just everywhere on the page.
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They do the Shiva thing with their hands to illustrate the complexity of information overload.
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I am perhaps the person least qualified to offer useful advice on handling this overload sanely.
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Podcast overload has been an issue people have explored, especially as podcasts have become more popular.
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With literally oceans of reviews of venues, there's a growing sense of information overload amongst people.
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Apple is likely calculating how high it can go here without rubbing up against subscription overload.
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The main problem Crown is trying to solve is the cognitive overload of using dating apps.
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Either that or he thinks we're all androids, and he's trying to overload our logic circuits.
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So, enjoy your Halloween sugar overload — but don't think you can blame your hangover on it.
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You might learn a few things about dinosaurs (and you'll probably squeal at the cuteness overload.)
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Because every time I go outside in New York City, it's screaming sirens and sensory overload.
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Expect to get distracted from finishing your work today, so don't overload your to-do list.
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COLOR OVERLOAD In another, a bright yellow ball pit invites visitors to jump in and play.
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There is a sizable percentage of adults in the country who are suffering from information overload.
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But don't be distracted by those who would frame the discussion as one of disclosure overload.
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Amazon, perhaps more than any other retailer, needs to find innovative ways to combat choice overload.
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The resulting oxidative stress can overload the skin's built-in antioxidant network and cause cellular damage.
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"This information overload is causing short-term memory loss, higher stress and worse health," he writes.
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Back on Earth, the computer scientists scrambled to figure out what had caused the processor overload.
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"This information overload is causing short-term memory loss, higher stress and worse health," he says.
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Many U.S. firms, both small and large, face this overload from federal, state, and local governments.
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"It's sort of like a mac and cheese overload," executive chef Tom McKern told the paper.
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The minimalist show is meant to explore the sensory overload and choice saturation of contemporary culture.
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Arena staff will be trained by medical professionals to recognize and handle a sensory overload situation.
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One of the things that political posters have to do is break through that image overload.
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It's not a total escape from the optical overload of fair week, but it's a start.
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"I was thinking about sensory overload while making this series," Pelc-McArthur tells The Creators Project.
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From there, the malware can overload the CPU with calculations, forcing its magnetic fields to increase.
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Those who survive the shockwave go mad and are driven to violence by the sensory overload.
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But aesthetic overload can also be the sign of a festival suffused with purpose and ambition.
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The reduction of processing power, Apple said, was necessary because older batteries could otherwise periodically overload.
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For Stokes, whose name is spelled differently from her teammates', even technology struggles with the overload.
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It&aposs like holding a conference in the middle of Times Square: It&aposs sensation overload.
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Despite the resulting sensory overload, "Yen" never quite packs the wallop it so obviously intends to.
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It also has an overload feature that detects when it can't take on any more trash.
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Stay too long, though, and you risk sensory overload, or worse, taking the place for granted.
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Part-restaurant and part-psychedelic experience, it's a sensory overload composed of rainbows, glitter and sweets.
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"We've seen the [health care system] overload happening in China, Italy, possibly elsewhere," Buerkli told Motherboard.
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Baths are now touted as gadget-free zones, retreats from the sensory overload of daily life.
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I mean, can you imagine the sensory overload of Manhattan after being in prison, in solitary?
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Everything is beautifully prepared, but you are overwhelmed by the sensory overload and the branding confusion.
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His nurse doesn't want to overload him because many of his memories could be triggering for him.
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The extra cocoa solids mitigate the chocolate's sweetness, which offsets the sugar overload from the peppermint cream.
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Garman also offset the rap overload by listening to classical music and techno on his own headphones.
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Our tour of the site was rather rushed, and I credit my sensory overload to lessened sensitivity.
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"We created it because of information overload in science," explained project head Doug Raymond in an interview.
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Its authors concluded that these displays could ultimately prove more distracting for drivers because of information overload.
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NEWS ANCHOR VOMITS AFTER EATING &aposWORLD&aposS HOTTEST CHIP&apos ON LIVE TV Don't overload each chip.
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However fast those milliseconds may seem, they still may be too slow to stop the electrical overload.
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This is when a number of computers try to overload servers of a company with bogus requests.
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Which, at the end of the day, makes the threat of information overload a workers' rights issue.
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Information overload as a product of a media-saturated society is in the eye of the beholder.
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But the real danger of information overload has to do with our vacation-free, work-saturated lives.
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"There is an information overload that maybe makes any inconsistencies seem less significant," Blunt told VICE News.
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There is greater potential than ever to lose data, overload systems or bring about other technical nightmares.
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In 2015, a so-called "Unicode of Death" could overload an iPhone's memory using some Arabic characters.
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If we lead by example, then it's no wonder our family suffers from internet and device overload.
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Eckstrom and Was use the cabin's interior to simulate the sensory overload normally ascribed to art fairs.
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DDoS attacks overload a site or service with junk traffic so that legitimate users can't access it.
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Unlike some of Apple's lineup changes in recent years (iPad overload comes to mind), these make sense.
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Election time means an overload of politicians chattering away, taking up plenty of screen and radio space.
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Each of these artists seeks to explore the sensory overload present within each human interaction or experience.
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Any additional delays throughout the broader transit system can overload the weakened system, spinning it into chaos.
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If you're not aware, 4D showings are like 3D but with several extra doses of sensory overload.
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The jars were only just released in Singapore, and the internet is already feeling a cuteness overload.
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We have to wonder, could this newest creation possibly put an end to all the unicorn overload?
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Rains and a high tide in the western coastal city threaten to overload an aging drainage system.
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Taking kambo leads to a massive rearrangement and overload of the nervous system; it changes our neurochemistry.
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The Mavericks, though, don't seem terribly concerned about this stretch of drama overload for their marquee newcomer.
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Picture perfect Prepare for a cuteness overload: It's Princess Charlotte, holding her new baby brother, Prince Louis.
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"By giving an overload of information software gets confused, rendering you invisible," Weekers wrote of the scarf.
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The cold can take your breath away, Robyn tells CNBC Make It. "It's sensory overload," she says.
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From there, you just need to apply the principle of progressive overload and watch your strength soar.
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It's all too much for people who follow politics casually and are already running on Trump overload.
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I'm a pie baker who can't seem to remember not to overload the pie plate with filling.
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You take away our health care, our pensions and overload the workers, we just can't take it.
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Atlanta may not have the idyllic weather of California or the sensory overload of New York City.
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"That was a huge sensory overload," says Kira as we stand on the pavement after the screening.
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Rather, Rist is inviting us to unguardedly immerse ourselves in the sensory overload of video and music.
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Key to understanding this problem — and its solutions — is that this overload didn't happen on its own.
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This is the way that a brain filters out superfluous information and prevents an overload of data.
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U.S. Circuit Judge Gerald Lynch said that may have resulted in an "enormous emotional overload" at sentencing.
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EMOTION OVERLOAD When I miscarried, I felt fear and anxiety picturing what was happening inside my body.
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Each individual task a person does takes mental energy or contributes to what is called cognitive overload.
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One of Kourtney Kardashian's Christmas presents barked this year ... so get ready for some serious cuteness overload.
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All the photos appear on color-saturated backgrounds that add to the sense of wacky sensory overload.
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Overload your Netflix queue with the classics: Hocus Pocus, Scream, Nightmare on Elm Street and The Shining.
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Officials at both airports are worried about recent power shutdowns due to weather and overload-related blackouts.
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Even for long commutes, an hours-long playlist that refreshes every day might qualify as content overload.
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I wanted to overload the viewer's senses in a beautiful way to take them on a journey.
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The more we overload our schedules, the more we strengthen the task-oriented network of our brain.
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The situation is worst during the brutally hot summer months, when air-conditioners often overload the national grid.
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Treat this as your to-do list for for the day, and never worry about email overload again.
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Stimulation Overload runs through this weekend at Superchief's SoHo space with The Hub, click here for more info.
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With such an overload of color options, it's easy to feel overwhelmed when shopping for the right suit.
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It also enables Sze to exert a modicum of control over the anxiety of image and information overload.
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There are other factors that can make the effects of this nitrogen overload even worse — like rising temperatures.
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The internet has given way to an overload of products, making the shopping industry more competitive than ever.
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We asked Cohn for advice on situations that could overload your senses and set you up for overeating.
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Such devices can be easily and freely purchased online and can overload the surge protection in many PCs.
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It is often been said — especially in this age of mass-media overload — that we have seen everything.
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The rumors alone -- prior to the announcement from Yates -- were enough to send fans into a joy overload.
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Trying to Cut Through Last Year's 'Walthamstow Riot' Bullshit Watch Our Film About the Riots, 'Hackney System Overload'
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Once you get past the initial information overload, this is one of the most accessible shooters out there.
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But an overload of results can have you mistaking an allergic reaction for an STD — or vice versa.
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They delve into the challenges facing the media today, from information overload to rebuilding trust with skeptical audiences.
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GREEN NEW DEAL OVERLOAD: Haven't heard of the progressive climate change plan currently making its way through Congress?
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Whatever the count, it was enough to send a visitor, still on the first floor, into sensory overload.
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With attention spans dwindling and information overload, animation is a way to keep users engaged throughout a training.
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"New Era" acknowledges the image overload that has become the new normal, but it doesn't condemn wired lives.
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In "Paraguay," he longs for a tropical haven and ends up ranting about information overload, still deeply cantankerous.
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How do you think about how much you want to overload the capability of one function versus another?
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The worst that can happen if you overload on CBD is you might get tired and fall asleep.
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A nurse recognized this as not a tantrum, but the effects of sensory overload on an autistic person.
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Carrie's daughter Billie is having a very hard time and they don't want to overload her with plans.
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In 2016, burnout hit and she began thinking about information overload and fractured attention spans, her own included.
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Studying this cute-overload feeling may tell us more about the parts of our minds devoted to nurturing.
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Luke Cage faltered in the second half of the season and seemed to be suffering from superhero overload.
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That survey found that email overload and inefficient meetings are top factors in the erosion of employee productivity.
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Featuring two music stages, 39 artists and approximately a zillion hipsters, this one's a recipe for sensory overload.
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Fashion Review The spring shows closed with Pierpaolo Piccioli's invitation into the heart of couture and botanical overload.
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Even for long commutes, an hours-long playlist that refreshes every day might qualify as content overload. Might?
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Soon, he was painstakingly using an exercise bike, taking care not to lean forward and overload his neck.
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So now I focus more on the opposite — it's a detox from an overload of information and stimulus.
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And that, under such overload, our thinking becomes clouded, and we make poorer as opposed to informed decisions.
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The first few steps into a Chuck E. Cheese's location can feel like a sensory overload to parents.
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Which means it's information overload both for the person on the monitor and the person who's supervising them.
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I feel bad for Mary, who bore the brunt of viral overload, which is tough at any age.
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At the same time, the exhibition produces enough sensory overload that one readily ignores such calls to cogitation.
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Twice in the first half, Denver showed a double-overload with three players rushing wide of each offensive tackle.
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It's an impressive history that David Bishop and Karl Stock chronicle in their newly-updated book Thrill-Power Overload.
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Tayler was at work at a Clarks shoe store when a young girl with autism had a sensory overload.
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The video works on loop in the inaugural exhibit, Stimulation Overload, are mesmerizing and disruptive at the same time.
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In the era of touchscreens, the dial and button overload may feel a bit much, but I love it.
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Their call and response is hotness overload, where she goes breathy and he holds the baseline of the melody.
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But accidents are common, largely due to years of under-investment in infrastructure and a tendency to overload ferries.
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Many young Beatles fans have been perplexed by this picture, with its stream-of-consciousness storytelling and sensory overload.
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Porter said map redesigns and experiments on how we learn to navigate cities could help with the information overload.
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The pure volume of films da Silva was able to cram into the short video is a nostalgia overload.
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Yes, the electronics markets are colossal hives of sensory overload, buzzing nonstop with small-scale high-tech hardware commerce.
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But as technology has become a default part of the travel process for many, information overload was a concern.
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Thaler writes that it took a while to get used to the sensory overload of the constant drum clicks.
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But the software cleared all tasks each time it neared overload, allowing the astronauts to enter the landing commands.
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"I think the catching staff is certainly taking it upon themselves to not overload him with things," McLeod said.
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Putting out Episode VIII just a few months later may have been Star Wars overload for the general public.
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Today fraudsters will create scripts to overload online stores with phony promotional codes to purchase goods at a discount.
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"When the stares and the comments were in an overload, I thought about removing my birthmark," she tells PEOPLE.
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Santone told local news media an electrical overload on the first floor living room may have been the cause.
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While I'd prefer softer materials and nicer style, some simplicity is very welcome in today's information overload-inducing cars.
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There is the fluid and iron overload to consider, as well as the risk of infection despite careful screening.
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You will continue to wash out the overload of water from in the week when you are then dehydrating.
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But surely we must have plenty of regulations and policies in place to prevent an overload of advertising, right?
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They held "virtual sit-ins" also referred to as denial-of-service attacks, which are designed to overload servers.
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It ended by teasing the rest of the video at its website, which promptly crashed from the traffic overload.
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"There's no evidence that any of these policies are only happening during network overload," said Choffnes is a statement.
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Boyce and Rafman's videos keep the audience visually engrossed, but mostly they contribute to a feeling of sensory overload.
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Initial interest in the new bitcoin futures product appeared to overload Cboe's website, but the issue was quickly resolved.
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The first step to reducing the chance of collaborative overload is to pinpoint the key influencers in your organization.
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Say goodbye, too, to choice overload, because Clare and Backdrop each offer a "curated" selection of about 50 colors.
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Some will be like 'I don't want to overload my kid's immune system with too many shots at once.
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It connects participants in an effective but quiet, low-stakes way during an event that's full of sensory overload.
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Your brain is more likely to correctly identify missing information if you don't overload it with a longer word.
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Once hordes of people start using the service, they might overload the servers, and gamers could see degraded performance.
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Though not readily visible to internet users, it helps traffic on the network flow smoothly during periods of overload.
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These high levels of stress can make women feel a sense of overload, which can cause poorer workplace performance.
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When you ride gain, you adjust the decibel levels while a piece is being recorded to avoid signal overload.
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While the more the merrier, it's important not to overload electrical outlets or run wires under carpets or rugs.
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Or perhaps the sudden appearance of stripes may overload the fly's vision and startle it into a buzzing stupor.
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However, on foot, remnants of the past still stick out, providing a sensory overload that is distinctly New York.
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It's an information overload, but a helpful time to set goals, reach for the stars, follow your dreams, etc.
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Today, those aberrant currents can overload, disrupt, or fry our most coveted modern technologies, including satellites and cellphone communication.
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Frankenberry said after the capitol's live stream repeatedly crashed due to network overload, the government switched to using Facebook, too.
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Zhao says that with Voxel, the company had drifted away from its original mission which was to solve app overload.
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As an information designer, she is working to convey simple, clear ideas in a way that cuts through information overload.
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It's too much of an overload to look because we'll feel bad about everything, so we choose to ignore them.
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What kind of information overload was Toffler worried about in his classic 1970 book, not so coincidentally titled Future Shock?
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Dr. Khorana also suggested having your proteins wrapped in lettuce, that way you skip out on the unnecessary carb overload.
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So, when AJ's parents were introducing the boy to his new puppy, they decided to hit him with cuteness overload.
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They also showed they could hijack and enlist vulnerable printers into botnets — used to overload websites with junk internet traffic.
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The answer is probably all of the above, but it makes for some heavy-handed messaging verging on sensorial overload.
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He also wants to lighten regulatory overload — in particular, getting rid of Obamacare — and loosen bank credit for Main Street.
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Did you have to create an effect that made it clear that the overload is because of Spider-Man's actions?
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Although her hair might have recovered from perms and product overload, the Almay spokeswoman is still mending her traumatized arches.
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A waste overload creates rivers devoid of fish and bubbling with methane, groundwater contaminated with fecal bacteria, and other problems.
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Once in overload mode, you have to throw yourself through a large ring hovering in the center of the arena.
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The photorealist paintings and sensory-overload sculptures unite to form a visual collage with a strong feminist point of view.
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How to protect yourself: block the domain in safari restrictions, iPhone wont overload even if you get the link pic.twitter.
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Bring on the logo tees and sequin overload — we're planning on being decked in Ashish head-to-toe come fall.
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Scene City 19 Photos View Slide Show ' It was either the event of New York Fashion Week or Kanye overload.
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I asked the British anthropologist Robin Dunbar, who studies the relationship between brain size and social circles, about the overload.
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Officials are trying to avoid an overload of demands for tests that could prevent them from identifying new cases quickly.
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The problem is that not working from a schedule is recipe for disaster, especially in our age of information overload.
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I am standing in for Ian Austen, who is smartly recovering from elections overload at his cottage near Algonquin Park.
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Each show takes place in careful sequence (no overlap, no overload) and is booked in environments tailored to each act.
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It's not the first time the team has been involved in trying to tackle the search and info overload problem.
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Milwaukee plays a very aggressive of defense that uses the team's length at every position to overload and overwhelm offenses.
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Sonic's photos of the shakes look like pastel overload, but the shakes they will be serving sound pretty all right.
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He sings of intense anxiety, breathless and desperate queer desire, and the general emotional overload that comes with being alive.
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He's like a surge of smoke from a monitor, a command line overload running in a mawkish, gut-wrenching collapse.
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Running over 10 years, it explored the themes of image overload and information saturation that marks the current cultural moment.
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Is it the title track, whose blandly suburban mall keyboards accompany a rant against information overload and the media-literate?
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People who used HBO Now to watch Game of Thrones know the struggle of having the system overload and crash.
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In the Leboyer method, the delivery room is kept quiet and dimly lit, to spare the baby from sensory overload.
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The visual overload suggests Instagram bait, but Kataria insists it's not an exercise in irony or winking, self-conscious garishness.
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Occasionally, our Sadness Lamps overload on the egomaniacal melancholy of their owners and take up smoking as a coping mechanism.
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This has, in the past, sometimes resulted in sensory overload, but more and more Mr. Galliano is mastering his message.
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Inundated by bright lights, vague questions and judgmental glares, the situation quickly intensifies into an overwhelming experience of sensory overload.
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At times, the result was almost sensory overload: More give in his tempo choices might have been even more exciting.
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The sensory overload can leave even seasoned travelers awe-struck, and torn about what to take home as a souvenir.
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Here the network's capacity was consumed by computers repeatedly transmitting packets, which routers were forced to discard because of overload.
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"It's as if the brain is on overload and takes a break to recharge," Dr. Brockington said in an interview.
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TechCrunch, citing an unnamed source, said there were concerns among the companies that the hype generated would overload the game.
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For her social-impact initiative, Hulse created a nonprofit organization called Operation Overload, which helps young people plan their careers.
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Overall, Three Wishes is a pretty great alternative for those looking to enjoy cereal minus the sugar and carb overload.
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The risk is that these works, placed together, create the same cognitive and affective overload as our social media feeds.
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Some locals have expressed concerns that bringing an additional 25,000 workers to the area would overload an already crowded system.
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When looking upon the timeline of your life in this manner an aspect of information overload and repetition presents itself.
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The rain is expected to melt the snow at the higher elevations, which threatens to overload dams and reservoirs in California.
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But for every brand of holiday headache — long shopping lists, work stresses, or party overload — there's an app that can assist.
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I know I have dinner plans on at least two nights this week, so I don't want to overload on groceries.
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In the world of information overload, short attention spans, tweets and unvetted online "news," countless people lose track and become uncertain.
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They are the spot that brought us the Oreo Overload bagel last summer, when gimmicky bagels started to really take off.
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Data overload: The growth in connected devices also means an unimaginable amount of data will now be stored with every consumer.
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Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince said in a tweet that the outage is not due to an attack but a server overload.
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But a heady dose of sensory overload is what the best musicals deliver anyway; that's why people become obsessed with them.
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But rather than propel science at an increasing clip, the flood has created information overload — and threatens to hold back progress.
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It was like I had to build a life from scratch, and the enormity of that caused my system to overload.
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I mean I've seen so many people do the demo and literally have to [sit down… because of] the sensory overload.
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But whereas most Twitter hashtags are usually filled with text, this one quickly turned into a gallery of cute kitty overload.
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It's genius, even if you later pay for bleeding your pleasure hormones dry when you completely flame out on stimulation overload.
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Huge peaks and cuts across the frequency spectrum lead to songs sounding "wrong," and bass-heavy songs audibly overload the speaker.
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In a world full of Kissmetrics, Mixpanel, Moz and Mint, we often suffer from information overload, which leads to action paralysis.
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Zubaydah suffered strain positions, sleep deprivation, sensory overload, and 249 rounds of the painful and frightening simulated drowning known as waterboarding.
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She cites the dissolution of work-life boundaries, digital information overload, productivity outpacing pay raises, and the growth of employment precarity.
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So if you're still having paws for thought — remember that your daily dose of cuteness overload could help actual cute cats.
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It's a lot to ask of somebody when they're inside to solve complex problems, because it's a bit of sensory overload.
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When the lifeboat is full, those who hate life will try to overload it with more people and sink the lot.
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Are we right to turn to TV for a break from mental overload, or is it a temptation we should fight?
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According to Nature study co-author Richard McKay, there's evidence that Dugas subscribed to the "immune overload" theory of the disease.
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Complain all you want about megastars, obscene wealth, social media overload, reality television, cult of celebrity, the Kardashians, what have you.
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"We don't know if and how these components may counteract the negative effects of fructose overload in the liver," she said.
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The president remaining too long in one place especially at the White House becomes a "sitting duck" for press investigation overload.
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With one toddler on board and a baby sea lion in the water, this video is a recipe for cuteness overload.
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Nowadays, employees often use a variety of different tools and may receive an overload of notifications, which could lead to anxiety.
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There was so much interest in bitcoin futures that it seemed to overload Cboe's website, with the exchange warning of slowness.
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The filmmakers, like the photographer, seem mobilized by the belief that an overload of banality is itself a kind of novelty.
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Then again, the trailer starts with the words "From Tetsuya Mizuguchi," so maybe the sensory overload shouldn't be quite so surprising.
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That evening I did what I often have done over the years: Feeling the pressure of emotional overload, I cut myself.
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But if you aren't able to have a "Valerie," then we would suggest making sure that you don't overload your plate.
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With Pride, or with any other weekend, it's almost overload, hectic, and there's isn't really one rule that calms people down.
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READ: Regular weed smokers have 20 percent more sex, study says Unfortunately, a news overload might be part of the problem.
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Directors Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer, showing puzzling distrust of their strong source material, overload the movie with arbitrary jump scares.
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"I believe that such concentration of power will tire Turkey out, lock out the state and overload the economy," she said.
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Judith Garber is communications and policy fellow at the Lown Institute, where she co-authored Medication Overload: America's Other Drug Problem.
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The combined impeachment deliberations and the coverage of the Democratic primaries seem to be approaching "political overload" for some of us.
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The awards, hosted on the GOP's national website, were unavailable immediately following Trump's tweet announcing them, likely from a traffic overload.
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Glenn Dopf, the doctors' lawyer, said in his opening statement at the trial that there was no evidence of fluid overload.
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That being said, I went through a pretty common self-taught path: tutorial overload on Greyscalegorilla, YouTube, Eyedesyn, you name it.
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In this era of information overload, censorship works by drowning us in too much undifferentiated information, crippling our ability to focus.
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Eye contact now seems to be optional, Dr. Turkle suggests, and sensory overload can often mean our feelings are constantly anesthetized.
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In 2015, trolls discovered that sending a string of Arabic characters to iPhones would overload their memory and crash the devices.
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The age of app overload is upon us: The average person has somewhere between 40 and 70 of them on their phone.
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Rural folk will overload them to a ridiculous degree, piling more on them then you'd ever dare put into your pickup truck.
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My husband hypothesizes that we are victims of the pollen overload, because he feels like he's been hit by a truck too.
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In the midst of all of this exhausting overload, you might ask yourself, has there been any entertainment or truth on offer?
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With digital overload becoming an increasingly important health and safety issue, private companies are stepping in to try and fill the gap.
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If the dread for PSL season that people are expressing on Twitter is any indication, we may have reached pumpkin spice overload.
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We like: The hotel is close to theme parks without the continued sensory overload that can sometimes happen at official Disney hotels.
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One driving danger is cognitive overload—turning left at a stoplight in traffic while trying to figure out Google Maps, for instance.
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Prepare for an absolute sweetness overload as you watch this 97-year-old grandpa ride in a Tesla for the first time.
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Within a few minutes after exposure to VX, you'll probably stop breathing, shit yourself, seize and pass out from nervous system overload.
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However, in the end they thought the fill in this original version was significantly superior — enough to counterbalance the short-answer overload.
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More acutely, the mental and emotional overload of poverty can impair self-control, which is critical to academic, professional, and life success.
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After one episode, though, my mind is on overload and I feel like I need to drag my body back to bed.
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Each fight scene is sensory overload — bullets whiz by; night vision is toggled; code words that you don't understand are thrown out.
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They understood the concerns about data overload but offered a couple of justifications for the volume of information relayed by the device.
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Tai had an emotional overload, and every one of the finalists was scrambling to figure out their path to the top three.
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While selecting a jam or even an entrée isn't a very high-stakes decision, "choice overload" can have some very real consequences.
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For a sugar overload, there's one option with salted caramel filling, dipped in chocolate icing and then drizzled with chocolate and caramel.
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This arrangement avoids the pitfall of information overload and allows visitors to interface with the project's web component right then and there.
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Sometimes, however, too much choice makes it nearly impossible to make a decision; your brain bogs down in an overload of options.
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As America stampedes into the 2020 presidential election cycle, voters are already facing information overload from candidates, political action committees and pundits.
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A few large debt-buying corporations overload our civil courts against powerless defendants who can't afford the legal help to defend themselves.
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"Apollo XXI" — Steve Lacy"Cuz I Love You" (Deluxe) — Lizzo "Overload" — Georgia Anne Muldrow"Saturn" — Nao"Being Human in Public" — Jessie Reyez
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This information overload "leads to complete paralysis," said Jill Vegas, an interior decorator and the author of "Speed Decorating" (Taunton Press, 2009).
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Data overload is a problem for asset managers that had to cut back research spending after the financial crisis, Fawcett told CNBC.
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Already, electric systems in areas like Hawaii and Germany are under strain as wind and solar power fluctuate and overload the wires.
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The show's tens of thousands of listeners have tuned in to Zomorodi's discussion of topics like sexting, digital eavesdropping, and information overload.
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Opponents of the changes have spoken out, arguing that the change in the law would overload the legal system with small cases.
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A boxing bout and a UFC card on the same weekend would have been considered combat sports overload a few years ago.
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Since email is the preferred mode of communication in the workplace, we're faced with information overload, Gates asserted in his Fortune article.
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Stopping the overload restores the body to more of its natural balance, and the dying briefly become more like their old selves.
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For days, or even a few blissful hours, when you need a break from your always-on, attention-stealing, dopamine-overload smartphone.
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It may also be that in a time of techno-overload and environmental uncertainty, designers are drawn to the earthy and elemental.
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The sleek, minimalistic speakeasy is more suited for cocktail connoisseurs who can't handle the sensory overload in Ophelia or The Iron Fairies.
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It was directed by Leo Warner, who seems to have been given an unlimited budget for this cosmic romp of sensory overload.
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Whether through loudness or quietude, canny songwriting or raw sonic overload, the four albums reviewed below comment on the value of interiority.
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Maybe it was just an overload of awkward Jeff Bezos news that primed my mind to go there, but it went there.
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For his new tour, he has kept his tech accouterments firmly under wraps, though dance fans can expect sensory overload at the least.
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Something has to give, and the Harvard team suggests that what should be de-emphasized are academics: Students shouldn't "overload" on A.P. courses.
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Another obstacle for Clover and other publishers: Teenagers might be overwhelmed by the noise, but they also know how to ignore the overload.
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The maximalist approach sometimes borders on visual overload — but it also made me excited to see what else this mansion had to offer.
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Sadly, all of that happens in less than a minute-and-a-half, so the clip is basically a dimly-light information overload.
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As our writer put it, it's "a sensory overload where celebrations of excess and traditional values jockey for prominence" — you won't be disappointed.
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"The objective is to produce reports with impact that don't overload the client and give them things they can act on," she said.
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But onstage, Animal Collective strives for sensory overload, and when the group performed at Irving Plaza on Tuesday night, clatter turned to joy.
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Twitter is trying to solve the information overload issue that some newcomers to its social media service say dissuades them from becoming regulars.
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After last week's "I love you" overload, DJ Pauly D is still trying to slow things down with Aubrey O'Day on Famously Single.
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Today is the first day of New York Fashion Week, the bi-annual, seven-day-long overload on clothes, parties, and beautiful people.
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While vacationing in Mexico in May, Ciara and son Future clearly broke some sort of cute overload record with this hula hooping video.
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While we mourn a long-haired Hemsworth, let's enjoy a few cuteness overload feelings with a photo he just posted on his Instagram.
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But because of superhero overload, studios are responding by supplying more super villain and antihero films in the next round of blockbuster content.
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Tab WranglerThere are a bunch of extensions out there to help manage browser tab overload, but Tab Wrangler is one of our favorites.
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Sign up for a bunch of free trials of all the great streaming services out there and take part in a media overload.
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A study by Britain's Brunel University found that handling food can cause an attention overload and can double the risk of an accident.
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Their marketing machinery is so robust that it can thrive in an environment of depleting attention spans, information overload, and franchise over-saturation.
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The court is so slow in dealing with its case overload, critics say, that the so-called "privileged forum" is tantamount to impunity.
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That can be empowering, but it can also be an information overload, since most of the conditions the test screens for are incurable.
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Each photo, with its super rich color palette and overload of carpet, feels like it was plucked out of an obscure 80s film.
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Pirela got the start as manager Andy Green looked to overload the order with right-handed hitters to go against lefty Madison Bumgarner.
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The aristocratic Frenchwomen Claire finds herself surrounded by overload their dresses with prints, embroidery, ruffles and other details, usually at the same time.
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But this results in stimulation overload, and the show sometimes feels like one massive distraction rather than a story that's unfolding before us.
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Pitney Bowes relieved the Postal Service's Atlanta overload problem in a few months, because the company did not have the same regulatory burdens.
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I realized speaking with other parents that we all felt paralyzed about our kids and screen overload and that it's only getting worse.
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Apple's complaint to the FCC, that longer WEAs could overload users with information and increase opt out, is contradicted by several scientific studies.
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So why, in an age of information overload and in a news-saturated city like New York, are written horoscopes still so popular?
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The letters — like the revelations of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements — suggest an overload of indignity and fury that's bound to explode.
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Sometimes, however, too much choice makes it nearly impossible to make a decision; your brain gets bogged down in an overload of options.
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While an overload of anxiety can be detrimental, it is also problematic to have none (sociopaths, for example, tend not to have any).
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Last year, Future's DS2 was widely declared the quintessential miserable drug-rap manifesto, but there substance overload was the theme, not the form.
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Overload on reading time and calming fears and long-distance phone calls and homemade birthday cupcakes and listening to music and playing music.
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G.R. Overload, barrage, vulgarity, speed, density and whiplash change are Death Grips' defaults, and its 22-minute "Steroids" megamix runs true to form.
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It takes on the information overload of the internet era — the frenetic consumption it invites and the human interactions it can't quite replace.
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Another influence that flickers now and again is that of the French director Gaspar Noé, most notably in a cinema of sensory overload.
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The immersion was churchlike, less about sensory overload than a fervent commitment to take in a pastor issuing one demanding statement after another.
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In part, this is because we have dystopian novel overload, a condition Jill Lepore diagnosed in The New Yorker a few years ago.
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This approach will allow the regulatory agencies to carry out their responsibilities, but will not overload OIRA's and stakeholders' capacity for effective oversight.
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With kidney failure comes the risk of an overload of potassium in the body, which could lead to abnormal heart rhythms and death.
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The townew can then seals the bag itself, and has a built-in overload feature to ensure the bag is sealed over everything.
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Holiday shoppers may experience "choice overload," a phenomenon where having too many options makes it harder for us to decide on a gift.
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I appreciate the app's simplicity and how it doesn't overload you with too many features, but it could use some more nuanced controls.
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Some people may view this as a plus since thin chips can make the dish feel a little less like a carb overload.
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Displayed in one room and organized to surround viewers, the tangible motion sculptures don't all move at once — that would cause sensory overload.
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And the visual overload in Venice makes for a setting uncomfortably like an art fair, designed for quick consumption without time for contemplation.
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Still, in our era of image information overload, can clear dialectical images of defiant gestures inspire civil disobedience, insubordination, or beneficial creative negation?
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It's a pretty spare interface, but it answers most questions you have about what the car is doing and why without any information overload.
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With a dose of playful absurdity, the Family Room Collective channels the feedback loops and information overload that characterize our frenzied contemporary media landscape.
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Yes, there are dramatic moments here and there, but they don't overload the story with magnificent come-from-behind victories or anything like that.
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The sensory overload of all those VR simulators and chickens and teeth-bleaching eggs makes you want to crawl into a hole and die.
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During my third semester teaching The Rhetoric of Photography, I created an assignment to allow my students to explore their concerns about image overload.
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In my own case, I learned addiction to manage a temperament marked by sensory and emotional overload, which led to social exclusion and depression.
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Well this year, due to a scheduling error and work overload, my editor at People magazine let me pick this year's Sexiest Man Alive.
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Carve out more time to relax, read, and spend time with friends, and consciously step away from screens and other sources of information overload.
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Culled from the most perverse corners of the male mind, the movie is a raunchy, phallic overload, full of lowbrow wordplay and general filth.
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Yes, Becca quickly adjusts to that kind of sensory overload and has a blast with Blake, yet, that kind of positive reaction wasn't promised.
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Later, however, the companies decided to cancel today's launch entirely due to concerns that the hype generated would overload the game, our source explained.
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The owners of Mr. Burger, an Australian food truck chain, have created a Chrome extension that's perfect for anyone who's suffering from Trump overload.
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Everyone we talk to feels this overload of digital media and phones, and email — everyone is just so overwhelmed with stuff all the time.
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"I don't want to overload the vehicle," Cole told reporters, adding that including the mandate repeal would probably be a "deal breaker" for Democrats.
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The core feature of social media that gives it democratic promise, the rapid spread of information, can be used against democracy via information overload.
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Hulu's Ben Smith has repeatedly told me that the team doesn't want to annoy subscribers with an overload of pocket vibrations and mobile alerts.
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It's important to remember the producer has watched Ron "overload" for about a decade; she knows better than anyone when he actually needs help.
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These books can be so true to their giddy, messy times that all that color-blurring and sensory overload lead to straight-up kitsch.
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It is much harder to focus on the quiet moments within each film and the sonic overlap between the 13 films is aural overload.
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With an overload of scientific information but a lack of helpful psychological support, Natalie's main concern was whether she would bond with her baby.
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These sensors can detect temperature, humidity, dust particulates, pressure, noise vibration and volatile organic compounds (which arise from an overload of varnish or paint).
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Sure, depending on how deep you go on your intake, it may be a bit of sensory overload, but in the best possible way.
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"In these circumstances the Clerk took the decision to auto block these emails to prevent the overload of our members' email accounts," Wellington added.
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Even if the "users" are programmed to prefer worthy content, misinformation can go viral when it coincides with information overload, which is common online.
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Sometimes, wedding planners and their clients don't see eye to eye on certain ceremonial and reception decisions, like "Pinterest overload" and meddling loved ones.
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A jarring new PSA called "Make It Stop" replicates how Holly, a 12-year-old autistic girl living in the UK, experiences sensory overload.
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In an interview with Arianna Huffington for "The Thrive Global Podcast, " Kutcher reveals the simple strategy he uses to help him avoid email overload.
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The lights are blinding, the sounds are deafening and the images are scary as the boy tries to process the overload of sensory information.
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You then get stronger by applying the principle of progressive overload, which essentially means gradually increasing either the weight or the number of reps.
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"He's overloaded, and the combination of overload and inexperience is worrisome," said Dov Zakeheim, an undersecretary of Defense for former President George W. Bush.
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Profile in Style The designer on life before her textile empire and how to have a unique aesthetic in the age of Internet overload.
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These elaborately crafted pieces of book art let you imagine, for a second, that some kind of divine harmony hides underneath the information overload.
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Patterns, Predictability, and the Rise of Donald Trump The Consumer Electronics Show is a feast to the eyes, but an overload of the senses.
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And to avoid art overload, check out the brontosaurus skeleton looming in the Great Hall of Dinosaurs at the Peabody Museum of Natural History.
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To avoid "choice overload," the retail giant has come up with certain signals designed to help people distinguish high-quality products from the rest.
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He organized collaborative multimedia events like the Exploding Plastic Inevitable, a sensory overload of dance and superstarness delivered by the Velvet Underground and Nico.
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Grid managers must also prepare for more unusual risks, including solar storms, which have the potential to overload local transmission systems and fry transformers.
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The sensory overload I experienced online paled in comparison to what I was experiencing in these half a dozen rooms bathed in light bulbs.
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The company, founded by Dr. Phil Wagner, uses equipment and software to test a player's movement, which assists in identifying areas of muscle overload.
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The reasons are often familiar — looking for love, for exercise, to induce labor, to escape the information overload of an existence ruled by technology.
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My sisters cannot believe I used to venture down onto this manic, sensory overload street every night with my anxiety, and they are right.
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This overload did not stop the young Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov from newly recording the piece with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
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Sure, there are days when my curls just aren't working for me — some mornings, my strands fall flat or my frizz is on overload.
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"I appreciate that it's complete sensory overload," Ms. Penick, clad in a more serene black-and-white floral Prada dress, said of the décor.
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His "Rite of Spring," made with the Cleveland Orchestra, nearly blew a loudspeaker cone when I cranked up the "Danse Sacrale" to overload level.
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"Buzz Box" is prescient in the second decade of the 21st century, where information overload is a reality with the internet and social media.
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The moon is in dutiful earth sign Virgo today, Aries, and while you're enthusiastic to get things done this morning, don't overload your schedule.
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The weekly arrests and small-scale attacks, the dozens of kill lists, video after video filled with threats — it might just be terrorism overload.
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But instead of trying to overload our senses, we're making things more manageable by rounding up eight dishes and/or restaurants to try this month.
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Brand emojis: "2015 potentially saw an overload of poor emoji integrations that didn't add much value," said John Ohara, SVP at Giant Spoon to Digiday.
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In our age of information overload that might seem like a bad idea, but RSS also cuts out everything you don't want to hear about.
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Maybe you like the symbolism of the turkey taking up oven space, or maybe overcooked poultry gives you an excuse to overload it with gravy.
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The holiday season is upon us, which means you're probably gearing up for that overload of cheer that comes with attending tons of holiday parties.
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It's a high-definition, high-fidelity sensory overload in a world where our senses are shocked into submission from a million tiny LEDs every day.
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Image overload hinges on feeling visually saturated—the sense that because there's so much visual material to see, remembering an individual photograph becomes nearly impossible.
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Back to some actual plot, rather than this overload of exposition: the cops arrest Bobo after identifying the gun they found as belonging to him.
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"The phenomenon of content overload is that there's there's too much too much information, and it can be hard to make a decision," said Garcia.
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The Bagel Nook in Freehold, New Jersey is changing the breakfast game with its "Overload" bagels, an over-the-top mashup of popular snack foods.
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The look of the whip is hot, but the mix of being flogged and electrically stimulated was a sensory overload that my body couldn't process.
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But with a lot of types of training, that sort of progressive overload brings stresses that you don't want or amounts that might be excessive.
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Learning four dances has been a bit of a brain overload for Ryan this week, but pressure has made him focus even more than usual.
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Here's a sneak peek of what you'll get: Data Mining with Python Course Many companies are suffering from information overload due to excessive data accumulation.
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While it's too early to say whether live-streamed violence on Facebook will make you antisocial, information overload is a legitimate concern, some psychologists say.
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Ten-year-old Milán is my partner, 7-year old-Daniel chimes in and cuteness overload with baby Anthony is the center of our Ohm.
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We still need to solve app overload, connect people across online communities, fix notifications and reduce online-to-offline friction, among myriad other mobile problems.
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Unlike Syria or Ukraine, where researchers needed to extract the truth in a low-information environment, the election was plagued by another scourge: information overload.
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He said the company told him an overload is not predicted for this weekend, but residents should cut back out of an abundance of caution.
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One may surmise, therefore, that police officers are often in a state of psychological overload, faced with a multitude of difficult and challenging work demands.
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Its latest HUD includes color graphics and can display the next upcoming turn from the navigation system, but never seems to overload you with information.
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Between the 24-hour buffets and blackjack benders, some R&R in the sun is the best way to recuperate from all the sensory overload.
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In fact, European Chemicals Agency guidelines recommend against giving significant weight to such "overload" studies because similar effects are unlikely to be seen in humans.
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No one is being inconvenienced by this aspect of email (inbox overload is a different problem), and no one will gain anything by changing it.
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HBO even has enough engineering talent to get around the system overload problems that come with making the most popular TV show in the world.
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Many people have complained about the app's unresponsive moments, which were caused by server overload due to the particular cloud-based processing that Prisma uses.
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Gas insulated switchgear is used in electricity substations to convert current from high to low tension and vice versa and protects the transformer from overload.
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" If you binge the show, he added, "the conflicting tones resolve into something like the happy-sad-exhausted emotional overload you feel after a wake.
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He also argued to Wired that people were already living in "information overload" and "most people get far more information than they can assimilate anyway."
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Allbirds Smallbirds, available at Allbirds, $55No, we're not lying... popular shoe startup Allbirds really calls their baby shoes "Smallbirds" and it's giving us cuteness overload.
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In an information-overload culture, the most revolutionary act might be to say as little as possible, as quietly as possible, as slowly as possible.
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Ms. Clement said she felt obligated to pay for Wi-Fi even though it sometimes cut out or was slowed by an overload of users.
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The album's just too much, too fast, too familiar, an hour-long overload of synaptic euphoria that doubles as extended game of Name That Tune.
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Her feminist perspective is welcomed by the boys at every turn as they take in the sensory overload of their first West Coast road trip.
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So for one hour a week, Morrisons will dim the lights and silence the music, easing sensory overload to give autistic shoppers a better experience.
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It can create information overload, overwhelming people so it becomes harder to distinguish between what's real and what's fake, which prompts them to give up.
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"Make Over," which interpolates Sugababes' "Overload" (yes, Mutya Buena and Co. receive royalties from Stripped), is a proud refusal of "bullshit" standards of western beauty.
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Another of his innovations was a sudden shift of backfield players before the snap, which allowed Heisman's teams to overload one side of a formation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We live in a world of sensory overload, in which news, events, opinions, and gossip are routinely mashed together.
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My own practice has been intermittent, but last year, in a moment of anger and news overload, I picked up my old hoop and thread.
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She told me she has noticed that her friends who experienced cute-overload around infants seemed to be the ones who hurried to have babies.
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Who stays here: Disney-goers looking for a more relaxing resort experience that doesn't overload you with Mickey and company but is still distinctly Disney.
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Thierry Breton, the EU's commissioner for internal market and services, has urged streaming platforms to cut their video quality in order to prevent an overload.
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But navigating the new arrivals section can feel daunting: With the overload of emerging trends, we tend to shop with eyes bigger than our wallet.
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By doing so manually, without the protective relay fail-safes, they could have triggered a dangerous overload of current in a transformer or power line.
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Progressive overload means gradually increasing either the weight or the volume (number of reps or sets) over time, but don&apost increase both at once.
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BUILD IN DOWNTIME Sightseeing is fun, but overdoing tours and visits to historical sites on a longer-than-usual trip can lead to information overload.
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The effect is to overload your eyes, as if the blank paper under this review had come alive with a blaring message of its own.
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We've searched the internet – and almost died from cuteness overload – to find some adorable and clever Halloween costumes for your dog to feel extra festive.
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The two companies' announcements follow a move taken by Netflix after requests to do so by the European Union's industry chief to prevent traffic overload.
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I took an overload almost every quarter because extra courses didn't cost anything extra, and it was impossible to choose from among all the offerings.
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But instead, the evidence-based medicine community valiantly faced up to the information overload, organized around it, and created systems and tools that helped doctors.
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There was always a lot of speed happening in countercultural movies in the 70s like Frank Mouris' Frank Film, which is image overload to the max.
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Kylie Jenner is about to go from milk-less to milk overload thanks in part to her very public decree over how to drench her cereal.
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She decided to overload her face with cleansing products after many commenters worried that her face would breakout from the 100 layers of foundation she applied.
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Of those Americans living in households that make $30,000 per year or less, a full 25 percent said that information overload was an issue for them.
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Why it matters: As more companies jump into the streaming wars, the choice-overload problem could alienate customers, drive away subscribers and limit the industry's growth.
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In fact, that's exactly why it's bad to overload your skin with alcohol, salicylic acid, and benzoyl peroxide — the active ingredients in modern-day acne treatments.
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Preventing congestion: There is a fear that the arrival of over half a million foreign and domestic tourists will overload Tokyo's notoriously strained public transit system.
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If you are officially over fall's pumpkin spice product overload, then the return of a Pillsbury's dough favorite should come as one welcome cold weather surprise.
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Of all the incredible items we've seen come out of Starbucks, there's only one that made us feel like we were actually experiencing a cuteness overload.
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Prizm lenses can control light transmission — helping our eyes handle the colour overload — filter out bad colour and maximize contrast for an unprecedented level of visibility.
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Some argue that another goal on top of keeping inflation stable would overload policy with the risk that the ECB could at times face conflicting goals.
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"Many people are so eager to see results from their skin-care regimens that they overload their complexions, doing more harm than good," says Dr. Lancer.
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Thankfully, Best Buy has jumped in to negate the information overload by narrowing down your choices to only the best of the best with this offer.
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Elliott externalized his sensory overload: gigantic signage flashing across the "Tron"-like set, cacophonous rave music, and darkened figures who randomly lift Christopher in the air.
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Where: Kawaii Monster CaféCost: 2,300 yen, roughly $21.17 USDThis restaurant and café is sensory overload thanks to its funky performances, outrageous decorations, and decadent food menu.
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The discarded material filled several Dumpsters in total, but I was careful to space it out, so as not to overload the university's trash pickup schedule.
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The theme park environment with its endless lines, awful food (mammoth turkey leg, anyone?) and stimulation overload inevitably invites tantrums in children and anxiety in parents.
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Related: Robots Sketch Human Portraits in a Life Drawing Class Japan's Robot Restaurant Is a Futuristic Sensory Overload Is This Kinetic Light Sculpture Man or Machine?
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This model predicts that in realistic conditions of information overload and limited attention, high-quality information has little or no competitive advantage over low-quality information.
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"For maximal gains with double days, you have to make sure that you're pairing workouts in a way that won't overload a single system," she says.
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It is the very nature of our current crisis that the sensory overload and resulting mental exhaustion make clarity, specificity and precision all the more urgent.
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He also contributed work to Sooz, an online exhibition, where he explored stimulation overload and the collective unconscious by using text—a first for the artist.
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Show Us Your Wall The artist Zoë Buckman's loft-cum-studio in Dumbo delivers a sensory overload of paintings, photography and sketches from around the world.
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" And in a signal that reforms are indeed likely to slow, he said: "I'm not sure 2016 will be a year of work overload for parliament.
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Giving Moncler the technical reins allowed his vision to be realized; and presenting at this wild, sensory-overload warehouse allowed him to have a little fun.
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The addition of three new enemy types (barrier, overload, and unstoppable) with three corresponding weapon mods to deal with them further complicates the usual combat loops.
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Facebook has changed course several times in its approach to apps and bots within its Messenger app and regularly battles feature overload in its News Feed.
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"It's not just the direct effect, it's also the panic, the overload, and the things that affect health workers because you're already at very limited capacity."
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"You might want to hit a site or two, but there's not that feeling of sensory overload that comes with larger urban settings," Mr. Bonsor said.
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In one case, a 33-year-old kindergarten teacher was put on dialysis when she had kidney failure and experienced fluid overload from her hydration treatment.
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Overall, Google's solution to smartphone overload is to offer users as much information and as many tools as possible, which is overwhelming in its own right.
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Itchy new clothes, long lines, being handed to a stranger and general sensory overload have reduced generations of children to tears on plenty of Santas' laps.
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Young talent overload Thanks to a viral performance of the National Anthem, we already know 7-year-old Malea Emma Tjandrawidjaja can sing her heart out.
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Teenagers are dealing with rapid changes to their bodies, hormones and lives in an era of nonstop information overload, and they need help developing coping strategies.
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Related: The Weird Magic of Multimedia Wizard Mark Fingerhut New Digital Gallery Offers a 'Stimulation Overload' For All 'Polygon Graffiti' Turns the World into Digital Art
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The vocal elements are lifted from the Japanese game Mushihimesama, the 'hardest shoot-em-up in the world,' an absurd and euphoric overload of the senses.
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So to help cut through the information overload, we've culled the new season down to seven series that should appeal both to anime fans and to newcomers.
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So many Democratic contenders have jumped into key races – largely running on an anti-Trump platform – that the overload threatens to split the vote and boost Republicans.
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Fortunately, we do have a solid model for how to repair our system: Today's overload is surprisingly similar to an administrative meltdown faced in the early 1990s.
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It's a sensory overload that will have you hoping against hope that after all this time, your Hogwarts acceptance letter may still be just around the corner.
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Pisceans don't tend to be standoffish, but they do like their privacy; they are sensitive to energies around them and can easily become exhausted by sensory overload.
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When it comes to dissecting the content overload that comes from New York Fashion Week, we tend to focus on what's most important to us — and you.
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"The more you look and look for a partner the more likely it is that you'll end up with nobody…It's called cognitive overload," she had said.
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To that end, Butterfield says the company's SLI team, for Search, Learning and Intelligence, is working on new methods to harness artificial intelligence to combat information overload.
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And for those who find that to be a bit of a chocolate overload, the sundae is also offered with a Vanilla Frosty base as an option.
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Best known for his sculptural costumes, or "Soundsuits," Cave scoured the internet and thrift shops for objects to include in the intimidating sensory overload that was Until.
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There are plenty of methods for coping with email overload, and you probably have one or two tricks of your own to try and reach inbox zero.
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While Eckstrom and Was's recreation of the art fair in all its sensory overload is on point, I have trouble understanding one of the installation's central premises.
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Whether it's demi plies or hours on the train, the objective remains the same: It's nice to suspend yourself from tech overload and teleport yourself somewhere else.
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His work about mentally unstable, drug-addicted, chaos-finding creeps channel the comedic joke overload experience of watching The Simpsons better than The Simpsons comics ever did.
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The solution to this advertisement overload problem is not consumers withholding their data but rather in consumers coming forward and sharing more of their data with firms.
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Don't worry, it isn't some critical bug that Apple or Google needs to patch — it's just ordinary webpage components used maliciously to overload just about any browser.
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Passmore chose to go shopping at 8:30 PM in hopes that the store would have fewer distractions for her son, who has difficulty with sensory overload.
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Spark Master Tape is an enigma, a masked, anonymous rapper in an age of celebrity and information overload, whose music has attracted attention from across the globe.
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MORE EXOTIC THREATS Grid managers must also prepare for more unusual risks, including solar storms, which have the potential to overload local transmission systems and fry transformers.
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But if you binge the show at a stretch, the conflicting tones resolve into something like the happy-sad-exhausted emotional overload you feel after a wake.
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Frequent interruptions may, over time, lead to stressful feelings of overload, irritation and a sense of "time famine" — having too much to do and not enough time.
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Since we've never been ones to play by the rules, we're rounding up clothing and accessories that are guaranteed to stand out among everyone else's boho-overload.
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Sometimes you get the oyster that's a little shrimpy in its shell, and you really don't want to just drink all that seawater, which is salt overload.
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The Sugababes emerged that very September with lead single "Overload"—a smoothly produced R&B track that deals with a teenage girl's giddy infatuation with a boy.
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A multi-chapter work, the installation took over an entire room at the Jerwood Space in London, creating a claustrophobic atmosphere of techno-induced, hallucinatory information overload.
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It's important to note thatOneohtrix Point Never's art fucking with our minds bleeds into all areas of his output, including the sensory overload in its live incarnation.
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When I overload my pack I have to use the left and right triggers to balance my weight, or else I risk falling over, damaging my goods.
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In concert with the state measures, it's all in an effort to control the deadly virus and prevent a catastrophic overload of the US health care system.
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Washing the screen in carmine and ink, he paints a brittle, self-consciously arty veneer that, matched with Flying Lotus's dreamily insistent score, creates disorienting sensory overload.
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Unscrupulous operators would overload elephants and march them in a circle over broken pavement for as long as 12 hours for busloads of tourists, arousing global outcry.
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To accomplish this, the first task of the current curators was to avoid repeating the 21985 show's antagonistic sensory overload that generated a near-unanimous critical thrashing.
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Because the cute-overload feeling lends itself to study, it may help to reveal the parts of our minds devoted to nurturing that have heretofore been hidden.
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"There is no DDoS," Beemsee and two other hackers wrote, using the acronym for a distributed denial-of-service attack, a tactic used to overload a website.
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Before reading Deep Work, I counted myself firmly on the side of informational overload; I found the arguments for boredom, for quiet, for calm, a bit nostalgic.
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So, if your Google Play Store is showing signs of cache overload, it is time to clear the cache to get the app back in running again.
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He is singing about overload and over-consumption, about how possessions take over living space and information drives out imagination — and how guiltily cushy it can feel.
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Shares of Hain Celestial dropped Friday on a report in the New York Post describing the company's sale prospects as grim due to its "overload" of brands.
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But I'd like to think this newsletter is reminiscent of it in some way — albeit with three items instead of the old-school Dime overload of 10.
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In a sense, she said, her piece is about "the mind-boggling pace we're all moving at now," but her imagery pushes back poetically against the overload.
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Setting aside the risk of data overload, Moss says pilots would happily take the smoothest, quietest path to the ground—but they don't always make that call.
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What follows is an opinionated guide to New York's busiest art week: what to see, what to skip and how to master an overload of cultural stimulation.
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And part of what we're all having to deal with right now is just a lot of information overload and a lack of time to process things.
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Maybe you&aposve heard of "choice overload," the phenomenon where having too many choices can make it harder and less pleasant for us to make a selection.
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As an example, he cited the "quiet room" that the convention offers for attendees who may find the sensory overload of a convention floor too much to handle.
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The psychological effects of digital image overload Something as seemingly innocent as using a smartphone in the presence of a romantic partner undermined the quality of the relationship.
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"Howl" (2003/2013) directly references both Edvard Munch's painting "The Scream" (1893) and Allen Ginsberg's epic poem, and ultimately that overload of allusions collapses on its own weight.
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Be aware, however, that while it's not hard to see why Iceland is the fastest-growing destination in Europe, it's also suffering from a bit of tourism overload.
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So, without further adieu, here are some giphs and photos of Chester Zoo's five new otter pups enjoying some quality time with their mum and dad. Cuteness. Overload.
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A virtual reality headset lets viewers follow entire scenes without camera cuts, but the filmmakers never overload your field of view with lots of characters or set pieces.
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Photo: APPeople all over have been trying to enjoy the new Pokémon Go app, which released this week to so much fanfare that it's experiencing massive server overload.
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Still, it boasts a very cool design, and given its tagline, it's clearly trying to create a luxury mobile brand centered around feelings of nostalgia and digital overload.
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Art exhibitions inspired by pop sensory overload have come a long way in terms of merging challenging beauty, factual history, and the pragmatic re-organization of the work.
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Use tried and true methods like figuring out admin usernames and passwords, denial of service attacks—which overload targets with fake traffic and crashes them—or social engineering.
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The sensory overload is so intoxicating that I can't help feeling like I have found an example of the goal of so many spiritual traditions: heaven on earth.
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From black highlighter to color-changing black lipstick, it seems the overload of all things unicorn this past year has finally pushed us in the completely opposite direction.
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And even though we survived this year's all-too-real PS product overload, the reality is that we're not entirely immune to another strike of seasonal-snack onslaught.
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To parse through the marketing hype and sensory overload, I focus on fine bits of automotive design, to find just one thing that makes a vehicle look extraordinary.
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Soon, we'll be suffering the from the same overload of theater subscription programs as we are with streaming services, but it feels more like a win for everyone.
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Between the overload of predictable basics and the general lack of on-trend, high-end designer offerings, it's easy to feel excluded if you're over a size 14.
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But it's not just the overload of familiar characters that makes the prospect of the game so exciting; It's the idea of a perfected version of the game.
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The man says the ride hit a power line 35 feet in the air while it was being raised, which caused an electrical overload in a nearby generator.
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"Choice overload" can have negative effects, like the nagging worry you didn't get the right thing or feeling so overwhelmed you opt not to buy anything at all.
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That also means you won't have to overload yourself mentally by having to learn a ton of exercises and figuring out how many sets and reps to do.
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Even the shoulder straps are overladen with padding — which I would never need because there's no way I could overload the awkwardly shaped main compartment of this bag.
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The Baldwin children have given Instagram a cuteness overload in various posts Hilaria has made on the social media app showing off her children's love for each other.
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Named for a heady genre of electronic music in which thousands of notes are digitally layered atop one another, this British quartet has an affinity for sonic overload.
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He said he got "a bit of sensory overload" when he saw not only skin products but also an assortment of scarves, clothes, dishes and other home goods.
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The process of mentoring a backup can be so time-consuming that many would rather overload themselves and run the risk of burn-out than teach someone else.
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"You could almost say today that there's too much art, too many artists, too many dealers, so there is a bit of an overload about that," he said.
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To effectively sort through donation requests, potential donors need to avoid information overload, which can make it hard to discern between the truly needy and the personal larks.
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Convincing information-overloaded consumers to willingly hand over their mobile digits to get random texts might seem a bit of a counter-intuitive "fix" for digital information overload.
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No matter how many mindfulness apps with minimalist design and muted color schemes you download, the slow corrosive creep of techno-overload will eventually catch up to you.
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We have long-since reached LED overload, and it was enthusing to see a main stage without any screens that fluttered to life behind the festival's biggest acts.
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One reason for the messaging overload, especially when it comes to notifications, is that too many apps just have no idea what's relevant to you, or don't care.
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Scalding and propulsive, Ms. Fuller always seems to be testing the limits of her own power — as if seeing if she can single-handedly overload your ear's switchboard.
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Katherine Stavropoulos, a neuroscientist and clinical psychologist at the University of California at Riverside, has conducted a study on the neural circuitry that is active during cuteness-overload.
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Earlier in the morning, exhausted and nigh well overcome by sensory overload, we'd nonetheless decided to come sniffing around the verdant acreage that cradles the Bellagio's five pools.
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"We're trying to fix the email overload for everybody involved in the process of fixing a dry cargo ship by providing a comprehensive market monitor," Alleyne tells TechCrunch.
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The weirdness overload has almost seemed staged to distract from other American realities: migrant detention centers, corporate land grabs, climate catastrophe and the cruelties of poverty and racism.
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However, we have determined that a server overload occurred due to an unexpected system issue that generated a massive backlog, which our system was unable to sufficiently handle.
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Psychologists call this "role overload" -- too many roles for a single person to play -- and "role conflict"-- when the roles you play are at odds with one another.
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Not only is there such an overload, things are changing so rapidly in so many areas of our lives that it's just to hard to keep up with.
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It concerns a group of young teenagers at a performing arts high school, a bunch of high-achieving theater kids always trembling on the edge of hormonal overload.
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"When it works, it can be incredibly profitable," Bruce Nash, founder of industry data website The Numbers, said about why studios overload comic book movies with bad guys.
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The hardwood gym, for example, has a sound dampening ceiling for children who might otherwise be unable to play basketball because the noise might be a sensory overload.
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You're not going to overload your iPhone battery by charging it all night as you sleep, but it doesn't take long for it to get to 100 percent.
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The SEC's IEX workaround, and the resulting domino effect of new market inefficiency, would impair price discovery and the potential overload of the system could cause systemic problems.
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It's worth noting that Slack's approach to problems like information overload and team decision-making has been to say that, in time, the solutions will come from artificial intelligence.
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Under a political regime that seems determined to overload us with explosive, ludicrous, often frightening news, summer movies give us space to breathe and remember what makes us human.
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"We have an overload of brands, opportunities, so people can switch very easily and… too much communication, kill communication, so you need to be meaningful for people," he said.
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"In fact, you timed your attacks because you wanted to overload the central authentication server when it would be the most devastating to Rutgers, right?" the federal prosecutor queried.
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The dynamic of overload and disorientation, and the final cathartic break from them, isn't isolated to Black Mirror — it's a dominant theme of the last five years of culture.
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If you're cooking with weed frequently, or need to grind up larger quantities of weed that would overload a simple herb grinder, a dedicated coffee grinder is very helpful.
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Mini B'day Cake, $32, available at Milk BarThe size of this famous, fresh-baked birthday cake is just enough to get a tempting taste without succumbing to sugar overload.
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Maybe it's because there's been an overload of hyped music released over the last two months—Kanye, Rihanna, Kendrick, and more—that it's been swallowed up a bit. 10.
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The problem that Knowmail has set out to solve can perhaps be best described as communication or information overload, something that it believes AI is best-positioned to tackle.
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Acolytes insist that the mighty chiefs-of-staff produce decisions that have been properly tested (not so under Mr Cameron) without prime ministerial overload (not so under Mr Brown).
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It's slated to hit cinemas on December 16, ushering a new era of never-ending Star Wars overload entertainment for Star Wars fans (depending on your point of view).
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It's probably a good thing, as Sunday and Monday are sure to bring a heavy case of gadgets overload, and Xiaomi's new phone will likely be an interesting device.
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Residents who want more than just a light bulb's worth of power can easily overload the system if they plug in too many appliances at once, the study found.
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Image: ScreenshotYou get a bunch of broader options across Android and iOS too—Google and Apple feel the pain of your notification overload and seem to want to help.
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Martin Talks, a digital entrepreneur who offers digital detoxing trips to employees suffering from tech overload, says Virgin's policy is a good start but more needs to be done.
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"These boats can take 30 to 50 people, but they always overload," Khiu told Reuters on his return from Batam island, on the other side of the Singapore Strait.
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Twitter, the social network that redefined the term "information overload," is working on a feature that'll make it easier to bookmark those cool tweets that deserve a second look.
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The psychologist Robert Gifford once enumerated the "seven dragons of inaction" on climate, from ingrained habits (car culture) to lack of trust (in, say, scientists) to numbness (statistics overload).
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The weeklong sensory overload / carnival of wonders lovingly known as E23 is over, even if we're all still hearing that slight thump-thump-thump of an overpowered booth subwoofer.
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According to culture critic and writer SJ Palm, host of the Popculty Podcast, the answer is yes, although it has more to do with information overload than anything else.
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"In most scenarios, unless I really overload it, I can have a poll open and closed within a 12- to 15-hour window, which is just obscene," he said.
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As an independent escort with the neurological disorder dyspraxia, I've always had trouble keeping a job because of my poor working memory, processing speed, and anxiety from sensory overload.
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"2017 09 01 - SUS" is heavier and more ominous, built around a high-key piano loop and littered with blips and crescendos that overload the compression on the beat.
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Group sex likely also appeals because of its sensory overload—visually and tactilely (and possibly emotionally!)—a lot is going on, and all that stimulation ramps up arousal levels.
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Suter says the inbox overload issue is something the team had struggled with themselves, but they also realized it was something that continued to be a problem for everyone.
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And in this time of degradation, environmental collapse, and digital overload, I can think of nothing better to turn yourself over to than this sort of snowblind, overwhelming noise.
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"You get thrown back into this sensory overload of the world and you're still in a state of almost-paranoia," explains Wiseley, who has returned for a fifth time.
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YouTube is the second company after Netflix to act after EU industry chief Thierry Breton urged streaming platforms to cut the quality of their videos to prevent internet overload.
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"Talking to people coming through the doors daily, there's information overload and they're not sure what to believe," he said last week, speaking from his store after closing hours.
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They pour their ideas about politics, ecology and interpersonal relationships into vast, multifaceted, semi-abstract compositions that deal in dissonance and overload but often resolve into major-key resplendence.
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The book's charm lies in its determination to take outlandish risks, piling on great-art references and philosophical musings almost, but not quite, to the point of disastrous overload.
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A standout, "Very Worldly" (2646), swirls with so much visual input your eyes hardly know where to land — a perfect representation of contemporary media overload, made 2756 years ago.
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When she compares herself to the cereal Cinnamon Toast Crunch over the buzzy electronic dizziness of a beat that spins and thunders, she's performing an ode to sensory overload.
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To avoid search-result overload, along with any misguided over-spending, we've rounded up our favorite furniture and decor sites to take some of the headache out of home shopping.
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Extra StickyWIRED's Gadget Lab podcast interviews senior science writer Robbie Gonzalez to discuss the science of technology addiction and how to cope with the information overload from our news feeds.
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Delvv announced a $3.5 million seed round in May 2015, from a group of private angel investors, with the goal of using machine learning to address information overload, notes Gabriel.
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Stocked with vintage (yes, it has been that long) '90s magazines, and CDs, the newly-renovated bus is outfitted with everything you need for a weekend of Spice Girl overload.
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" David Bishop on Thrill-Power Overload: "It really is a completely unfiltered history of 2000 AD, so there's strong language at times, I think it would be fair to say.
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Related: Weaving Sexts: Tapestry Artist Threads an Honest Portrait of Female Sexuality Woven Aluminum Tapestries Anchor a Legendary Ghanian Artist's Retrospective New Digital Gallery Offers a 'Stimulation Overload' For All
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That experience, a more extravagant investment than Survios' humble multi-bay storefront, was one of the first in the U.S. to commit to the sensory overload that is virtual reality.
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However, the overload of open seats has resulted in several oversized Democratic primary fields – such as in the new 7th District, where six Democrats were running to replace Republican Rep.
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However, the overload of open seats has resulted in several over-sized Democratic primary fields, sparking the kind of infighting that could leave candidates damaged in their general election races.
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We associate the overload with drugs that, like MDMA, release serotonin, but people don't usually realize it can also be brought on by amphetamines like cocaine that block serotonin reuptake.
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Android Pie is Google's most conscious effort to reduce notification overload and help users develop better relationships with their phones, so hopefully it'll start rolling out to more phones soon.
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Speaking to host Brian Lehrer on radio station WNYC on Friday, de Blasio said Con Edison has not given him "good enough answers," but told him overload was not it.
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"This machine's main focus is eccentric overload, which has been shown to increase speed, strength and mass quicker [than a barbell would], while also being injury preventive," Frost tells PEOPLE.
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Skrillex hasn't been around for quite as long, but he tapped into the same addictive quality of metal by adapting it into EDM's never-ending quest for total sensory overload.
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But Olynyk is an ideal complementary piece beside Thomas, especially against teams that want to trap him and overload to the strong side as much as Cleveland may/will do.
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Even the idea that we could organize society enough to mount an attempt at such a harmonious existence seems unreasonably optimistic in this particular moment of disjunct, confusion, and overload.
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"It is possible that a greater amount of load on the brain is required for chronic improvements in cognitive function, as with the overload principle of strength training," Kamijo said.
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And if the original composition felt like an acoustic bombardment of our emotions, Coco O.'s warm voice and subtle lisp make this track a sensory overload of biblical proportions.
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This leads Tepper and others to believe that orgasms are essentially a sensory overload: Enough of any pleasurable stimulation, embraced and followed without expectation, can tip you over that edge.
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One of the frustrations of the era ushered in by the iPhone is app overload — there are too many apps to download, install and switch between to get anything done.
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AEDT, only time will tell whether the overload problems and long wait times that plagued the launch of the platform in North America and the Netherlands last Tuesday will reappear.
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Their mantra has drawn a sophisticated, brainy crowd, but its premise is simple: In the digital age, the bookshop should be a refuge, an information overload in its own right.
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Related: This Is What a Robot Designed by a Neural Network Looks Like Robots Sketch Human Portraits in a Life Drawing Class Japan's Robot Restaurant Is a Futuristic Sensory Overload
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"He's getting an overload of scent," said his handler, Trish Moutard, a volunteer with CARDA, the California Animal Rescue Dog Society, while searching properties on Forest Glen Road in Paradise.
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Related: Here's an Art Gallery That Might End Up in Your Spam Folder The Virtual Art Gallery Levels-Up at UCLA New Digital Gallery Offers a 'Stimulation Overload' For All
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For an hour on Saturdays, a British supermarket chain is introducing a weekly "quieter hour" aimed at helping people with autism have a better shopping experience by easing sensory overload.
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"Be a bit more conscious about the demand every one of us places on the internet, that is a good step to help out and ease the overload," he added.
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If you're looking for something Disney that dials up the sophistication and tones down the kid-centric overload, you'll feel right at home at the New England-inspired Yacht Club.
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But a trip to the printing plant on a recent Wednesday night was an experiment in sensory overload: the smell of ink, the droning of machinery, the buzzing of activity.
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However, while pumpkin spice lattes will most likely continue to be popular year after year, consumers can probably do without the pumpkin spice overload in supermarkets come September and October.
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The more you see in a given day, the better the odds you'll discover something to love — and even if you don't, sensory overload has a thrill of its own.
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The British producer Sophie loves to test the outer limits of dance music, pummeling listeners with sped-up vocal samples and percussive rhythms to the point of blissful sensory overload.
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When I tell friends and family that I've taken another day off from work to spend at this glorified carnival where sensory overload and overpriced nachos reign supreme, they grimace.
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The waterways are now the cleanest in more than a century, city officials like to say, though there are still sewage spills when heavy rains overload the city's sewer system.
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Still, when I first set foot on a Manhattan sidewalk in 1971, wallowing in glorious sensory overload, it was "Sunday Clothes" that was playing at full volume in my mind.
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With social media's sensory overload, bad actors are intentionally and unintentionally spreading disinformation, which is easier all the time thanks to our increasingly declining attention spans and poor media literacy.
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You can also order à la carte, which is slow and expensive, but either way, your meal also gets you a variety show — or, as we're calling it, sensory overload.
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Lifting can also be data driven, gender neutral, infinitely modifiable (which makes it much more physically accessible and safer than running), and centered around the principle of steady, progressive overload.
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The normal "driving" mode is basically a taxi ride with digital readouts everywhere, and the cognitive overload setting is like blowing up all your phone's notifications in a 360-degree cacophony.
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Swamp the brain with an overload of sensory inputs—such as with the immersion in a virtual world—and its capacity to process pain, to be conscious of it, goes down.
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If there's one thing that this year has taught us, it's that 2778246892274745344 is apparently attempting (and, let's be honest, succeeding) to overload us with events of massive import and horror.
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Trading in the stock market nowadays — ruled by exchange-traded funds, index funds, computer trading and information overload — is like gambling, billionaire businessman and philanthropist Ken Langone told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The bare-bones start suggests that Google is concerned about getting this right the first time, rather than risking a notification overload that gets users to mute all alerts straight away.
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But reining in the bots that spit out huge numbers of posts could help curtail the information overload that makes it hard to sort fact from fiction, the study authors say.
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Coined by Barry Schwartz in his book by the same title, the phrase refers to why we can be paralyzed by an overload of options, and why sometimes, less is more.
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Owen Williams' intriguing study into his own psychology of app overload concluded with him deciding to get rid of Twitter on his phone and only check the inferior web-based version.
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After Lush shared the announcement of the Guardian of the Forest's return on Instagram, the post quickly garnered over 97,000 likes... and enough comments to overload your average customer service center.
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How to deal with social media overload Unplug: Even if you were pleased with the election results, the stress of the last two years of campaigning may still get to you.
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The reason why enterprises don't experience information overload and turn into the confused math lady meme is that they use software frameworks with strong processing power to store and manage data.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Most Americans do not see "information overload" as a problem for them despite the explosion of internet data and images, according to a Pew Research Center survey on Wednesday.
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Android Messages doesn't have a dark theme on mobile, but Google has created one for the web, where all the app's whites and light grays might overload your eyeballs at night.
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In the release notes for Monday's iOS 10.1 update, Apple specifically states "Messages effects can play with Reduce Motion enabled," so that hack to avoid visual overload will no longer work.
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Plenty of ink's been spilled over the years on Untrue's shadowy, melancholic atmosphere, but it's important to note how the album captures the ecstatic sensory overload of revisiting rave's glory days.
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The Verdict Alright, I'm not going to lie, I thought that with all the different cheeses, this mac would be a cheesy overload and completely compromise the integrity of the dish.
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That overload made it easy for undocumented immigrants to slip through the cracks, including dangerous ones, the IG said, with officers not always noticing when individuals disappeared or missed check-ins.
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"True wisdom...is not acquired by a mere accumulation of data, which eventually leads to overload and confusion, a sort of mental pollution," he wrote in an encyclical published last year.
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Of course, a mist won't completely eradicate every skin issue that comes with alcohol overload — it's not an IV vitamin infusion — but it will put you on the path to recovery.
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Dumb and dumber One reason for the messaging overload, especially when it comes to notifications, is that too many apps just have no idea what's relevant to you, or don't care.
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After representatives from the "Time Well Spent" movement appeared on TED, 60 Minutes, and in widespread media coverage, it seemed we were beginning to take the threat of notification overload seriously.
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If hackers were to knock out 100 strategically chosen generators in the Northeast, for example, the damaged power grid would quickly overload, causing a cascade of secondary outages across multiple states.
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In order for us to take steps towards addressing this epidemic, I ask you to first reprogram yourself out of the dehumanizing effect of technology and information overload, and find empathy.
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We thus become subject to not sensory overload but sensory underload — when incomparably strong sensations muscle out those that lay a weaker claim on our capacity to attend to the world.
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Prescribed Reading Medical knowledge is evolving at warp speed, spinning out reams of new information into sound bites, articles and more and more new health books to overload your sagging shelves.
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"It's dealing with the overload of knowing about too much stuff, about being exposed to too many historical inputs, and then turning it into some kind of coherent jumble," he said.
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To the Editor: In electrical conduction there is such a thing as "overload," when a surge of current beyond a circuit's ability to respond to it can render that circuit inoperable.
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Taken together (and like much of Erró's best work), it looks like a kind of mental short-circuit, an overload of hollow imagery that in isolation has little worth at all.
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What didn't change is his aesthetic: nervy and dense, speedy and ominous, twitchy and unstable, with a distant, dissonant melody line besieged by a percussive overload until a final staticky swerve.
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In our fast-paced world of the 20193-hour news cycle and seemingly endless social media scrolling, it can be all too easy to get overwhelmed by an overload of information.
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Disability At about the halfway point of "Perfectly Normal," the artful short documentary about a man with Asperger's syndrome, there is a rare filmic experience of the sensory overload of autism.
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The point is, that by limiting our electronic input during the long holiday weekend, and being mindful when the urge to check comes up, we can slowly detox from information overload.
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But perhaps my feeling of intense sensory overload contains a message of its own: Although we can find ways to imbue our experiences with meaning, "real life" is messy and distracting.
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The eponymous lineman, you will recall, is a telephone repairman, listening to his old love "singin' in the wires" and yet he is also "searching in the sun for another overload".
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