With flash briefings, you can queue up the news from your favorite outlets just like you'd queue up your favorite songs on a playlist.How?
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Larrea's terminal sees dozens queue up daily to purchase tickets.
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So queue up "You Lie" and get swiping... no mirror necessary.
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Queue up something from this list of 11 perfect Thanksgiving podcasts.
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Here are the shows on Facebook Watch you should queue up next.
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Sometimes I just wanted to queue up the next episode of Leverage.
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Another, with Spotify, would automatically queue up playlists based on your mood.
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Vans queue up to leave an Amazon delivery center in Englewood, Colorado.
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Queue up Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life as a bonus.
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I queue up an episode of SVU when my oven timer goes off.
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Judge Leon set a schedule that would queue up arguments on Dec. 10.
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We may even queue up our long-forgotten meditation apps for the journey.
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Boarding Groups: Groups 1 through 5, that queue up through two boarding lanes.
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Queue up your next movie night with Vudu starting at $0.99 to rent.
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So you want to get in that area where people start to queue up.
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All you have to do is queue up your favorite video Alexa flash briefings.
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To secure a place, visitors — including journalists — tend to queue up before 7 a.m.
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Chinese taxi drivers queue up to have their smartphones installed with Kuaidi Dache in 2014.
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Basically, it allows drivers of electric vehicles to virtually queue up for a charging station.
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For food, they queue up at a nearby camp in a former toilet paper factory.
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Just hit the frame again, and it will queue up another ten seconds of video.
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Queue up your favorite episode of Deep Space Nine and break out the cheese and crackers.
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People queue up for a shuttle bus to take them to a public cemetery in Shanghai.
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But more importantly, it's the perfect show to queue up for an evening of Netflix & chill.
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Why refit a warehouse when people queue up to do the work at the minimum wage?
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Before boarding their flights, these visitors would have to queue up at an additional security line.
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These days, though, "There's a tendency for men to queue up to buy things," she said.
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"It's not like passengers are going to queue up and say now things are hunky-dory."
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Hong Kongers queue up and won't talk too loud, and they don't spit or squat everywhere.
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The app combines a text editor, rhyming dictionary, and beats you might otherwise queue up on YouTube.
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I like to stand there and queue up,' but now people just get used to it now.
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I have some more skincare rounds to make, so I queue up my route on Google Maps.
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Queue up your office airplay and let the slimy miracle of life begin on the big screen.
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The upcoming election dominates the conversations for US expats who queue up Liberty Cheesesteak truck in Spitalfields.
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Seriously. Download a podcast or queue up a good book on your iPhone to pass the time.
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Facing another crippling political deadlock, UK voters queue up to decide their future on the world stage.
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There are plenty of reasons to queue up this 1992 drama, beyond even its Thanksgiving weekend setting.
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Click on a show you like such as The Office, and it will queue up a random episode.
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In the meantime, here are tracks we think Ilana and Abbi would queue up on their party playlist.
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Thousands of people queue up daily to see his embalmed body lying in state in a glass sarcophagus.
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She also doesn't queue up posts or plan content, opting instead to "just post" when an opportunity arises.
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Install the Chrome extension and you can queue up neatly formatted updates with a couple of mouse clicks.
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Trucks from the city's 13,000 ceviche restaurants queue up before doors open at 4am for the best seafood.
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It would be much easier to just groggily command Siri to queue up the order — with extra sugar.
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Just queue up a livestream to drag them to show off all the fun they're missing out on.
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We queue up True Detective and settle in for a relaxing evening on the couch with the cats.
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New Yorkers have been known to queue up for many a hot-ticket item: dinner reservations, iPhones, Cronuts.
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So don your witch's hat or pop in your vampire fangs and queue up the 214 songs below.
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People queue up at supermarkets to stock up on food and goods on March 10, 2020 in Rome.
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Other clouds began to queue up in the sky over the football field, each bigger than the last.
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Much like every year, enthusiasts and people with little patience are planning to queue up outside retail stores tonight.
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Hundreds of refugees queue up at relief centers across the camps each morning to collect food using the cards.
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Queue up Chiara's voice over about being 16, living in Rome's most wealthy neighborhood, and needing a secret life.
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In 1998, you really would have loved an app that allowed you to queue up your DVDs to watch.
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With elections looming, senators will doubtless queue up to give him a good shoeing in front of the cameras.
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Alternate theory: either queue up at H&M for the clothes, or don't worry about them in any depth.
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A dearth of clean water has forced many residents to queue up and fill jerry cans from water trucks.
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Cons: It's an hour and a half drive from the closest airport, so queue up a road trip playlist.
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I queue up an episode of The Office, but am asleep before I can even get to the intro.
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The last thing we see Michael do is queue up his favorite song via Alexa: "Everybody Knows" by Leonard Cohen.
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Get Siri to queue up the tunesImage: ScreenshotSiri has some extra music tricks up its sleeve in macOS High Sierra.
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You queue up the articles you want to have read out aloud to you, and then sit back and relax.
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But the first few actually, I still get that excitement because I used to queue up for those movies, definitely.
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You can also queue up shows or movies on Netflix and Hulu or tune into sports during a game night.
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This Halloween, queue up the chilling sounds of space for trick or treaters, and get ready for an eerie night.
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You can queue up the complete works of your favorite auteur at six in the morning if you want to.
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Head to Netflix, queue up an episode or a movie, and click the little NP icon in your extension bar.
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Look at the success of exhibitions in cities like New York and Paris, where people queue up to get in.
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Episodes can be played without subscribing, but if you do subscribe, the app will then queue up new episodes for you.
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"I've been planning to queue up for months," he said, looking forward to using his purchase to further his app development.
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So go ahead, queue up your favorite new show and sink into bed for an entire Sunday afternoon — we won't tell.
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When you queue up a Spotify playlist, you'll see song lyrics on the screen, making at-home karaoke sessions a must.
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After all, there are words that can hardly do without them: muumuu, audio and oboe, just to queue up a few.
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You probably don't think twice when you queue up at the grocery store or join a conga line at a wedding.
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With Halloween just a few short weeks away, there's no better time to queue up the frightening flicks and get spooked.
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If anything, this just gives the Apple faithful more pickings to salivate over before they queue up for the glorious D22.
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Travelers would sometimes queue up an hour before a flight, Walter said, which would attract even more passengers to the line.
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With a free Buffer plan you can connect one account and queue up 10 posts on each of the social networks covered.
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Then you can queue up video from Netflix or YouTube plus any shows or movies you've scored from the Google Play Store.
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After all, nearly all of us can now happily board a plane without having to queue up at the airport check-in.
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Another neat feature is smart playlists, where you can set up rules (like in iTunes smart playlists) to queue up podcast episodes.
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As Kheir speaks in his home, other residents stand in line outside downtown bakeries while cars queue up to get scarce petrol.
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You listen to podcasts on the subway, and queue up a Spotify playlist to stay focused amidst your workplace's open office plan.
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If you know what you want to listen to but you're driving and didn't queue up the right playlist, you can use voice.
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You can already do plenty with YouTube and music: Put together mixes, create customized playlists, and even queue up songs on a Chromecast.
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Officials queue up to praise him, while critics are reduced to posting online pictures of Winnie-the-Pooh, whom the president supposedly resembles.
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Imagine being able to pick up a phone call, get directions or queue up your next playlist without touching your phone at all.
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Then again, Leicester mania is so intense at the moment that most people would probably queue up to buy Danny Drinkwater's bottled farts.
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Many of the families turn themselves in to the Border Patrol rather than queue up to request asylum at a port of entry.
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It's difficult for civilians to safely travel through Borno, so they usually queue up for a convoy that is escorted by the military.
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It will automatically queue up songs you like, suggest songs it thinks you will like or answer trivia questions about songs you play.
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Tuck in the children and, for a nightcap, queue up Season 3 of "The Crown" and reset with a bracing episode or two.
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Or maybe it's the retired wooden boat outside that serves as a makeshift playground for children, as parents queue up for a table.
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Or maybe it's the retired wooden boat outside that serves as a makeshift playground for children, as parents queue up for a table.
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Before curtain time, people queue up to use the facilities while they're still available, because once the performance starts, you're out of luck.
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The government has issued new 230 and 2,000 rupee notes, but one needs to queue up at an ATM or bank to get them.
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It's always quite flattering when people queue up to eat at the restaurant and usually, we run a wait list of around 45 minutes.
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AT AN outdoor organic market in Berlin trendy students, affluent young professionals and shabby grey-haired academic types queue up for pricey local potatoes.
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However, a check on popular marketplace Alibaba Taobao showed plenty of sellers hawking their services to queue up for tickets on behalf of buyers.
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There's never been an example of this kind of wait for a burger in Sydney, and we queue up a hell of a lot.
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During rush hours near Ann Arbor, Michigan, drivers regularly cross a double-yellow line to queue up for a left turn onto a freeway.
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In the winter, many come for the wonderful warmth of Hiroki's ramen, but plenty of people still queue up at other times of year.
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Getting off of data broker sites is time-consuming, so load up on snacks, queue up your favorite playlist, and roll up your sleeves.
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Chances are, if you like a video, you'll watch the whole thing — and if you do, TikTok will probably queue up more like it.
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You could upgrade your TV, or take advantage of Daylight Savings Time and an "extra" hour on Sunday to queue up your favorite show.
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We're told John's set to queue up a question or 2 for all the HQties out there ... much like Robert De Niro did recently.
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You might even be inspired to start seriously curating your music collection again, rather than settling for whatever the smart algorithms queue up for you.
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Everyone has to queue up outside for hours upon hours for entry because management purposefully limits how many patrons are allowed inside at a time.
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When you queue up Gin Blossoms' "Hey Jealousy" at 2 AM, technically, the venue that you're treating to a performance should have to pay royalties.
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Then, queue up some songs for the way home that help you relax and unwind (or get ready to party, if that's what you're into).
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For the next several weeks, Indians have no choice but to queue up outside banks and ATMs in dim hopes of getting some cash out.
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"I don't have many friends who play games," he says, adding that at Berkeley everyone is too busy studying to queue up and rank up.
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The latter option lets you queue up videos to view next, which you can't do with AirPlay (though you can still carry on browsing other videos).
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So mark your calendars, queue up your David Cronenberg movies, and get ready to learn about how people are using living cells to reshape our environment.
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Either email the links directly to the address, or use some built-in tools (like the ones in Inbox by Gmail) to queue up your articles.
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If you're watching a stream of a new game you can just click "join" and get the game—or even queue up for the YouTuber's stream.
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You'll presumably be able to ask Assistant to queue up videos on YouTube or even read off emails from Inbox, to name a few potential uses.
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Instead, it kicks in around the 100th time you queue up your standard playlist and stare at the same damn wall in front of your treadmill.
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Gather your favorite friends and family members, load the table with snacks and drinks, queue up your party playlist, and present a few fun card games.
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Don't get me wrong; it's great that people queue up to volunteer for Martian missions, or that we dream of a terraformed Red Planet turned Blue.
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You just queue up your device, press play on your favorite show and relax for the next eight straight hours of binge watching without reading a word.
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You can open it with a "Hey Portal" command, but there currently seems to be no way to queue up specific videos or control playback via voice.
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With the built-in webOS, just a few clicks is all you need to queue up shows and movies from Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and other content providers.
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ON A Monday afternoon cars queue up to enter the wholesale market outside San Salvador Huixcolotla, a town in the state of Puebla, in south-central Mexico.
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So slap on your red lipstick, queue up the new Taylor jams, and try not to ruin your own reputation after getting hammered like a pop princess.
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The lobby smells like pulled pork from the street food vendor brought in for a twice-weekly employee lunch, and the young coders and designers queue up.
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Near Plaza Pérez Bonalde, a leafy enclave in the gritty district of Catia in western Caracas, 100 or so people, mainly women, queue up outside a bakery.
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Transportation advocates, though, are worried that a new tunnel network for cars will just create more above-ground congestion, especially as vehicle queue up to enter the tunnel.
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Here's how to queue up an endless list of songs you'll love, old and new, without having to constantly search for and select each track at a time.
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It's great if you want to celebrate your baby's development by playing a few tunes — but there are a few things to know before you queue up Spotify.
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Queue up the shots, the mixed drinks, and the mega wine glasses that say, "sassy" on them and get ready to play an innocent Super Bowl Drinking Game.
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T. calls in our order (pepperoni, black olives, red onion, and spinach) and goes to get it while I queue up the new season of The Marvelous Mrs.
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Entries on a blockchain can be used to queue up events with a supply chain — allocating goods newly arrived at a port to different shipping containers, for example.
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Alexa support is limited compared to what Amazon's Echo devices are capable of; the Play 2500 can't send messages, call other people, or queue up music on Spotify.
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And only today did the company decide to suspend its famous late night launch events, where gaming fans would queue up outside to buy brand-new video games.
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Basically, you just press and hold the button to start playing one of four playlists that you can queue up ahead of time in the new Ultimate Ears app.
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Recent parliamentary debates on the transgender issue have demonstrated that politicians will queue up to proclaim their support for trans rights, something that can only be seen as positive.
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The HD television comes with a voice-controlled remote that's powered by Alexa, allowing you to queue up your television and use your other smart homes devices hands-free.
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Backed up against the beach, 400,000 men are essentially stranded, waiting for rescue while being strafed by airplane fire as they queue up for the few boats that arrive.
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Long lines of vehicles queue up at the pumps and men with red plastic gas cans wait for up to six hours, hoping to get a few precious gallons.
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Speaking of maps that don't fit the norm, Rocket League now allows players to select which maps they prefer to play on when they queue up for online matches.
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You can sit around a large virtual television screen and queue up videos from Facebook, or you can other gather around a table and play simple games with one another.
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You can search for, like, and queue up tracks from inside the player, see tracks you've previously played and liked, and of course control playback, volume levels, and so on.
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The ease with which you can queue up a succession of podcasts, the ability to skip episode intros, the variable playback speeds and the built-in sleep timer, for example.
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The feature will also likely be a welcome update to those who manage multiple accounts or oversee a professional account as they can now queue up several posts at once.
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Forget getting up at dawn, or even skipping out on the pumpkin pie so you can queue up at Best Buy — this year, the deals are just as good online.
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Once that was enacted, House Republicans began to queue up a program they called Tax Reform 2.0 that would be an even larger and only modestly less regressive tax cut.
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Step 3: Queue up a bomb playlist The USWNT's party playlist includes "We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions" by Queen and "All I Do Is Win" by DJ Khaled.
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The beauty of the RSS format is you can queue up all of your web search hits in the background and then check in on them when you've got the time.
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Others showed up for the same reason that people queue up outside the Apple store for the latest iPhone: the see-and-be-seen glamour of having the latest, the next.
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The water from a couple of community taps and hand pumps are too toxic to use, forcing people to queue up for a government tanker that comes just once a day.
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This response seemed circumspect to me while avoiding explaining why most everyone had to queue up to get a paid ticket, while those with memberships were allowed through with little delay.
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As the name suggests, it's meant more for people who want to use the app to DJ at clubs and parties and need the ability to queue up additional tracks and visuals.
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Unfortunately, when it comes to the movie adaptation of Crazy Rich Asians, out August 15, we can't immediately queue up the next installment, even if we desperately want to (and we do).
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Single players can also queue up in the morning to join groups of two or three (the lines often start the night before, so be prepared to camp out if you're determined).
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You're allowed to queue up for price-controlled items only on certain days of the week, and those days are determined by the last digit on your cédula —your national-identity card.
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From "Trilobite Fossils Show Conga Line Frozen for 480 Million Years": You probably don't think twice when you queue up at the grocery store or join a conga line at a wedding.
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Pauline Cabal Estrada, who went down on Monday morning to the SM San Mateo outlet in Manila, says she originally planned to queue up, but changed her mind when she saw the queue.
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Feel free to queue up some songs as before, or turn up your smart thermostat at home—if it's cold enough and you've got a device that works with the Siri shortcuts API.
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In the modern, fragmented, cultural landscape, cinephiles no longer queue up to buy magazines which run 9,000-word essays by their favourite critics—they harvest opinions from countless blogs, tweets and podcasts instead.
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The TV App will also queue up TV content you watch, including last night's show or an upcoming episode (all accessed through a network's app, like ESPN, Starz or HBO, in the background).
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These days Battery Park, with its unobstructed views of New York Harbor, is best known as the place to queue up to catch the ferry to Ellis Island or the Statue of Liberty.
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"You go to Windsor Castle and you queue up alongside the most extraordinary people, who have genuinely done brilliant things and you're an actor and you feel a bit of a schmuck," he quipped.
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The novels introduce some new characters, and explain how the Empire fell, and show off some of the big battles hinted at in The Force Awakens, in order to queue up the new trilogy.
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The press side of E3 is typically a behind-closed-doors experience, but most attendees hoping to see first looks at the games of the show have to queue up and wait their turn.
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If you want to queue up all the songs you haven't heard in a month, or all the five-star tracks you've got from the 80s, then Apple Music is the service for you.
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As people queue up to cross the bridge, Mexican agents are now pulling Central Americans out of the line, demanding their paperwork and detaining them if they have not filled out the proper documentation.
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"There will be a social explosion if Maduro doesn't let the recall referendum happen," said protester Marisol Dos Santos, 34, an office worker at a supermarket where she says some 800 people queue up daily.
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Most funds that deploy multiple investment strategies across asset classes have posted steady returns every year since the financial crisis, enabling many to charge hefty fees as investors queue up to put their money in.
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The viewer re-performs the texts, imagining the scenarios and activating the yellowing letters, while also participating in the very performance of art viewing, as people queue up behind lengthier texts and watch others read.
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Luckily, in the same way that your Zodiac sign can give you a better idea of your sex style, it can help you pinpoint the kind of music to queue up as you're getting down, too.
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Increasing Buffer's usefulness as far as automation goes, you can also queue up posts in advance (hence the name)—posts can be added to the general queue or set to go out at a particular time.
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The skip and shuffle restrictions are lifted for non-paying users, so you can queue up whatever tunes you like, in whatever order you like, and without any random recommendations inserting themselves between your chosen tunes.
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It's well-intentioned, but does have the potential to appear morally wrong-footed: Privileged film festival attendees queue up to get a 20-minute taste of oppression and misery—and then move on with their day.
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In Brasilia, the capital, the death of one person suspected of picking up the virus in nearby Minas Gerais was being investigated, and inhabitants had to queue up for hours in some cases to get vaccinated.
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Day Zero -- when taps in the city would literally be switched off and residents would have had to queue up for rations -- has hung over us since the possibility was announced at the beginning of 2018.
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But even when you're disconnected, Furrion says Angel can queue up requests like orders for extra water or groceries or a bathing suit, and then process them the next time you have access to the net.
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Sitting with "The Savory Collection," you start to feel the hum and seduction of listening to jazz radio in the days before you could choose to put on a record or queue up a streaming service.
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Now, to enter the upstairs gallery, they will need to queue up for a magnetometer meant to sniff out illicit electronics, raising concerns about their ability to quickly relay to the public what is happening inside.
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As if my own ineptitude wasn't enough, the cars' pathfinding AI is a little bit screwy, leading to situations where long lines of vehicles queue up behind one car trying to turn left across a divided highway.
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Dust off your Ugg boots, pull out your hot pink Juicy Couture sweatsuit, and queue up your iPod mini, because Ashlee Simpson just announced she has new music in the works for 2017, and we are excited.
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Google just last week added Chromecast voice control for the Google Assistant mobile app, so you could use your voice and Android or iOS device to queue up videos and music to a nearby screen or speaker.
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Normally, I'd let everyone else queue up to grab their seat and stroll on last, minimising time spent stuck on the plane and shuffling down corridors, but this is one time you want to get on first.
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Wouldn't it be great if, rather than ravaging the body with chemotherapy, patients could put in their headphones, queue up some Yeezy, and let the healing power of a sick beat and resonant lyrics eradicate cancerous cells?
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Of course, I'll still queue up the angsty rock I listened to in high school and college once in a while for nostalgia's stake, but most of the new music I seek out these days is instrumental.
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The robots whisk those shelves away and when a customer order arrives for products stored on their backs, they queue up at stations on another edge of the cage like cars waiting to go through a toll both.
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After that, I was one of the many readers who had the release date of the next book written in my diary, and would queue up with my parents outside the bookstore, waiting for the doors to open.
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As the front page of the Spotify app shows, most music fans in 2019 want to spend as little time as possible thinking about what to queue up next and would rather have Spotify's smart algorithms choose for them.
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Queue up your favorite show, be it House Of Cards or The Crown, and you'll see a new "skip intro" button to the far right (just above the time stamp) that lets you bypass the opening credits with a single click.
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Much like the tourists who queue up outside Leonard's Malasadas, the player enjoys the sugar pastries at face value, unaware that they carry a strong legacy—Portuguese immigrants brought the confection to Hawai'i when they came to work the sugar plantations.
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Britain's Qinetiq, a privatized former government defense research agency, is working on Passive Millimetre Wave technology that monitors naturally occurring energy from passengers, rather than requiring them to queue up and pass through a scanner that shines a beam at them.
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"There is a fight every time the water supply is released to the hand pump below my block of apartments," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, adding that she often had to leave work early to queue up for water.
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While fans on the main showcourts need to buy a reserved seat, the crowd on Court Three is made up of fans with cheaper general entry passes who often have to queue up to get a spot on the bleachers.
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They refer to frequent inter-tribal fighting, an extortionate black market, the bad apples who regularly incite rioting when refugees queue up for food or aid, and a creeping panic that something might happen to their wives, daughters, and sisters.
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Unless you scored the golden ticket, you'll have to queue up with the rest of the enthusiastic general public to try and catch sight of the royal couple as they parade through Windsor in a horse-drawn carriage after the ceremony. 9.
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Instead, the codename will be quarantined inside Google, so I have qualms and feel queasy about the quantity of quips that will queue up quoting the Android source code in an attempt to quibble that the dessert names still qualify as real.
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Chefs and restaurateurs sing Raan Jay Fai's praises and patrons queue up nightly for heaping portions of phad kee mao talay (drunken noodles with seafood), poo phad phong karee (stir-fried crab with yellow curry), and her legendary khai jeaw poo (crab omelet).
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Screenshot: YouTubeInternet radio and services such as the free version of Pandora are yet another option, though there you're really relying on the taste of human DJs and coded algorithms rather than being able to queue up the tracks you actually want to listen to.
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For an extra 30 yuan ($4.50) per item, one of his team of hustlers would queue up at the nearby branch of Hey Tea, the drinks company that has sent many Chinese social media users into a cheese-froth frenzy, then deliver to my house.
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The iPod Touch only connects to the web via wifi, so keep it at home in the living room as the ultimate remote control—control your smart lights, beam music to your HomePod, operate your Apple TV, queue up a Sonos playlist and so on.
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But on Friday and Saturday nights, the thudding bass of soca, dancehall and hip-hop would attract groups of clubgoers — largely gay Caribbean or West Indian men — to queue up on an otherwise isolated block on the border of Crown Heights and Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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To get you geared up for the film's June 8 premiere, Netflix is bringing Ocean's Eleven through Thirteen to the website so you'll know the full story when it's time to queue up for the all-female spinoff at midnight (which, of course, you'll be doing).
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Next month, they're adding dozens of new options (even more if you subscribe to Showtime through Hulu—if so, watch the harrowing Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee), many of which will be perfect to queue up as you settle into your fall couch routine.
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Playtube is an older Chrome extension but it still works, enabling you to queue up songs while you browse YouTube and then play them from the extension button without actually having to watch the videos (it works by creating a pinned tab to load up tracks).
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On Tuesday, Alibaba announced at the annual Shanghai Auto Show that it's developing apps for connected cars that will let drivers find restaurants, queue up and make reservations at restaurants, order food and eventually complete a plethora of other tasks using voice, motion or touch control.
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Well, since Thanksgiving falls squarely between Halloween and Christmas, it's an optimal time to queue up this kidcentric 1993 comedy-musical from the producer Tim Burton and the director Henry Selick, in which the "Pumpkin King," Jack Skellington, tries to merge the sensibilities of these two holidays.
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In its heyday, Rompo Gym was so packed full of foreign fighters you would have to queue up for pad work with one of the pot-bellied Thai trainers (who could forget the Falstaff girth of Mr. Tua?) and skip on a rota in the adjacent car park.
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Such digital initiatives by Citi and DBS are coming at a time when many banks in the region still require credit card applicants to fill out physical forms and queue up at branches to open an account, even as consumers in Asia increasingly prefer going online for such tasks.
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Currently, 34 states and D.C. allow voters to cast an absentee ballot for any reason, and millions of voters still have to queue up in person on Election Day — an activity that blatantly violates new federal guidance against gathering in groups of 10 or more people, as Ohio Gov.
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With no real sharing function, making it to the For You page is essentially the only way a TikTok goes viral; users can spend hours scrolling through the infinite feed of vertical videos, favoriting or commenting as the algorithm learns to queue up ones similar to those they interact with.
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Still, there were some beautiful moments of camaraderie: Once the crowds descended on Roosevelt Island, guests were told to queue up at the venue (a former smallpox hospital which, again, super-reassuring) and were informed that the show was running a tad late — as in "hair and makeup just arrived" late.
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And when that's all over and you're crying like a baby, go ahead and make yourself some coconut cake with chocolate sauce on the side, snuggle under a quilt with your babe or by your lonesome, and queue up a New Year's Eve playlist that I made just for you. 217.
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Waiting in line has mostly become a thing of the past thanks to the internet, but occasionally, there's still the need to physically queue up outside a restaurant or a store, and if you find yourself in that situation you're going to wish these chairs were there waiting for you.
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He looks forward to the day when Bangalore or perhaps Mumbai, where his company has the largest customer base, become cities with distinct café scenes of their own—where "people queue up for coffee for a long time, just to grab a cup of coffee and nothing else," he said.
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Scenes like this play out nearly every day across the country as supplicants ("kind of like a beer brotherhood," Mr. Saurer said) queue up outside breweries for new releases of I.P.A.s — in particular, a cloudy, unfiltered New England style that is loved for its flavors of citrus and tropical fruit.
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M's skills: The assistant can make recommendations like stickers (emoji-like images users can send during a chat), queue up a payment or request for money (which users can do via Messenger), book an Uber or Lyft ride, and start a poll in a group chat (when making plans with friends, for example).
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Queue up a killer playlist or have your favorite podcast ready to go, spend the time meditating or thinking, read a book if you can — plan ahead to fill the time doing things that take your mind off the fact that you're shoved in a crowded train or sitting in a long line of crawling traffic.
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Like the first thing I do when I wake up in the morning is queue up Slack, talk to Vicki about the UK morning, read some chats, catch up on stories that have been discussed, and then I realize I've just been sitting in bed for 15 minutes staring at my phone for no reason and I'm already behind on my day.
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The people will come, inevitably, and at last the building feels ready for them: You know just where to stand if you want to linger with your selfie stick, and know just where to queue up if you need to buy a ticket, and it's also clear how to beat a path into the museum's recesses to actually see some art.
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Navdy's most important software feature might be that it's mostly extraneous, however; you can very easily use the display without ever touching the steering wheel control while on the road — using the Navdy app, you can queue up destinations and routes and have them sent to your display as soon as you get in your car, power up and connect to the Navdy hardware.
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Vevo — the premium music video hosting company that sees 3003 billion views of its content each month globally from some 300 million consumers, powering more than 40% of all traffic on YouTube in the U.S. — is announcing Watch Party, a new social feature that will let users on Vevo's own properties chat with each other, as well as queue up and vote for songs in a group playlist, regardless of their locations, tapping Vevo's catagloue of 275,000+ videos.
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If you want to take that feeling and somehow multiply it by a thousand, I suggest buying a monthly train pass to get to and from work, where you queue up for 20 minutes to give someone a decent chunk of your rent so you can get a shitty train twice a day that stinks of sewage and has horrid squidgy little red-grey carpets in it and you can never sit down and it's always too hot or too cold, and for some reason once a week the train stops without warning in a tunnel somewhere between two stations and doesn't move for 40 minutes without any real explanation, and that either means you're late to dinner or late to work – but either way everyone is mad at you!
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