I sifted and sifted until I felt I had a handle on the material world I was trying to depict.
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Maybe he has sifted through 35,000 photos in his iCloud.
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Has she sifted through the stolen Sony emails posted online?
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As we sifted through the contents, I felt a rising thrill.
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We sifted through those threads and rounded up 13 compelling responses.
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Using flashlights, we sifted the stuff with our hands and feet.
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Others said they remained skeptical until election data could be sifted.
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The remaining oyster juice was sifted and collected in a large saucepan.
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From that starting point, MONEY sifted through data at a granular level.
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Sifted through, catalogued — I published a couple of pieces from it. Yes.
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As LeClaire sifted through what was left she made a heartbreaking discovery.
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Sift together the sifted and measured flour, baking soda, and salt. 4.
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The grapes are mechanically sifted without damage into a giant container below.
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She sifted rice while her nephews and nieces gathered as we spoke.
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As she sifted through the Prism options, she was rethinking her braids.
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He personally sifted through hundreds of thousands of records from Johnson & Johnson.
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They then sifted through thousands of reports, using a text analysis program.
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We've sifted through a bunch of options to find something for you.
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We've sifted through those weirdos and found the dozen that look most promising.
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I had sifted through all of this information to get the right answers.
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So I sifted through dozens of glittery drugstore finds in search of dupes.
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When the prisoners sifted through the rubble, they found grief — but also defiance.
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Cramer sifted through the wreckage of the deals to look for a pattern.
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We've sifted through most of them to try to sort out the junk.
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These food traditions then sifted down quite accommodatingly into five main culinary regions.
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He sifted through the other contenders with a diligence rare among his peers.
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At the site, Red Cross workers in masks sifted gently through victims' belongings.
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Rescue workers sifted through rubble and flattened homes Saturday morning in search of survivors.
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We've sifted through Netflix Instant's many offerings to find the best films currently available.
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Ford staff sifted through message boards, investigated texting influencers and watched social media feeds
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Makes: 1 (10-in.) cake 1 cup sifted bleached cake flour (not self-rising)
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I sifted through the papers, chock full of documentation from teachers, detailing his behavior.
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"I sifted through clothes that still had their hairs in them," he tells me.
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This is later processed with water, sifted, mixed with sand and stirred by hand.
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A small team sifted through Trump's personal and corporate financial records and tax returns.
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Residents sifted through the ruins of their houses after a fire in Makati City.
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I had sifted through our books and CDs, our Christmas ornaments, our coffee mugs.
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"There were no warnings or evacuation notices," Alyssa said as she sifted through her home.
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Much of the rubble is being sifted though to find materials that can be recycled.
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As Jones's team sifted through explanations for the traffic, they began constructing their own theory.
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In the end, I sifted what I thought might be some pearls from the sand.
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One group, the Commission for International Justice and Accountability, sifted through 800,000 Syrian government documents.
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F. Kennedy that had sifted into Biden's words amid the chaos, and would spark a
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They sifted through old boxes and commiserated over how to care for their ailing parents.
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Facebook has sifted through posts to detect and possibly intervene when users may be suicidal.
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Twitch leaders sifted through the flood of comments to pick out specific areas of concern.
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Wednesday, November 27: Faculty and medics sifted through the debris to find any remaining protesters.
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Her mother and her brother, Colin Catlin, sifted through the belongings, retrieved from her apartment.
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"Oh, this is that good shampoo for blondes," Casler said as she sifted through the bottles.
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Here at the tracker, we sifted through it all to bring you the most important nuggets.
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Icy hands, sifted flour, butter or shortening... the variables and difficulties just go on and on.
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I sifted through my emails, checking to see if I'd forgotten to respond to anything pressing.
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Over the past eight years, his team has sifted through radar data gathered by multiple observatories.
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As genome data have started to be collected and sifted, nuggets of genetic gold are emerging.
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The pearls are hydrated tapioca flour, sifted into a dry hot pan until they stick together.
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Investigators sifted through previous unsolved shootings and established a pattern based on forensics, location and behavior.
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Facebook even manually sifted Giphy to build a kid-friendly version of the GIF-sharing engine.
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I sifted through my Google ad settings to learn what Google thinks it knows about me.
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Then the scientists sifted through the results to figure out what might be genuine Martian organics.
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Upon entering an airport, you are sifted through a regimented, mandatory, and inconvenient set of steps.
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The hiring manager has already sifted through resumes and decided that they want to meet you.
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Since there are so many options, we sifted through and found the best deals for you.
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Diamonds are then sifted from the dredged gravel in a sophisticated treatment plant onboard the ship.
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Carlos Cardona sifted through and cleared rubble for four days at ground zero after the Sept.
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Liberation, a national French newspaper, has sifted through other footage of the fire to find this moment.
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That's why we sifted through all the Anthropologie deals and picked out our favorite finds under $50.
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Martinez sifted through images of Greece and Greek restaurants before she put her pen to the paper.
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Under the influence of Freud, psychiatrists had sifted their patients' life histories for repressed emotions and memories.
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We've sifted through the internet for deals on tech we like, and hit pay dirt this week.
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It was medical examiners who sifted through the remains of more than 2,700 victims after the Sept.
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In Mexico City, relatives camped outside a collapsed six-story building while crews sifted through the debris.
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It sifted through millions of possibilities that it created; it was not fed chess games by programmers.
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Inside, people sifted through boxes, as employees did double-duty watching over goods and working as cashiers.
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The volunteers sifted through more than 31,730 individuals trying to find a connection to the man's DNA.
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We've sifted through the craziness and curated this collection of deals we think are worth checking out.
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We sifted through those databases to glean the US companies that service the business-to-business market.
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It burned so hot that when Quintana later sifted through the cinders, she couldn't find the fridge.
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It was actually Boston police officers who stood watch while forensics units sifted the scene for evidence.
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As rescue workers sifted through a sea of sludge, members of this community said they felt helpless.
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Once back on top of the cliff, men sifted through the baskets of honeycomb with their bare hands.
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To find their moon, the two researchers sifted through data from 284 different exoplanets that Kepler had spotted.
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We have sifted through the deluge of bargains to highlight those that are the cream of the crop.
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The mall remained closed on Saturday as investigators sifted for evidence and attempted to recreate the crime scene.
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To write "The Big Picture," Fritz sifted through all the Sony e-mails made public by the hack.
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It sifted through millions of possibilities that it created; it was not fed chess games by programmers. Opinion
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Glassdoor sifted through tens of thousands of interview reviews to find the questions hiring managers most frequently ask.
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Volunteer judges sifted through 22,21 entries from children ranging from kindergartners to high schoolers and selected 22 semifinalists.
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Informed now that Johnston said she had been raped, C.B. sifted through her memories, and began to cry.
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At the main city dump, some of the city's poorest residents sifted through debris looking for anything salvageable.
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Damn, you think, I wish someone had written an article that sifted through all this nonsense for me.
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A social worker sifted through stacks of paperwork that outlined the terms of her new life in America.
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As the investigators laboriously sifted through interview transcripts and network logs, they created a rough timeline of the attack.
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"Shadow profiles," interjected one, seizing on a moment's hesitation as Zuckerberg sifted his notes for the next talking point.
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After we sifted through the trolls, because of course, we found some surprising, relatable, and at times heartwarming answers.
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Or one in which candidates are sifted by skill and not the biases associated with background, gender or ethnicity.
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With this in mind, we sifted through the new fall lipstick collections to find the best of the best.
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For more than two hours, they sifted debris with tools in areas where there were likely recliners and chairs.
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Their sisters sifted and separated the mica on the surface, squatting on their haunches and using their bare fingers.
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Inside a shed, several employees got into waist-deep water in a concrete pool and sifted the final sediments.
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Over the past month, I've sifted through my haul and narrowed it down to the formulas I adore most.
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I went into panic mode about my interrupted timeline as I sifted through my hastily packed bags and boxes.
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After about three to six hours, the mixture moves to "settling tanks," where heavy particles are further sifted out.
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"She enjoyed a good life," Mr. Watcharasit said, as they sifted through the bones that emerged from the crematory.
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Piper Jaffray's Craig Johnson has sifted through the bunch and picked one he thinks has the best potential: Apple.
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Handlers at a second table scooped the sifted grain into wide stainless-steel bowls and stirred in wallpaper paste.
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In between these tasks, I sifted together most of the dry ingredients (flour, baking powder, cinnamon, and chile powder).
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Microphones captured them as they sifted through the files, and time was even spent on how the place smelled.
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She floured, sifted, scraped, rolled, and cut the first pan of biscuits, and then helped me through the next two.
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Companies have tried to head off concerns about their customers' DNA being sifted through by law enforcement or anyone else.
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Libération, a national French newspaper, has sifted through other footage of the fire to find the origin of the video.
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On Thursday, about a dozen people sorted and sifted through blankets, baby clothes, and boxes of toothpaste, tampons, and medicine.
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So we sifted through the mass of craft tutorials and DIY boards to pick our favorite projects of the bunch.
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We sifted through the heaps of rumors surrounding the show to find out exactly what will be happening this year.
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Plus, to make things easier, we've sifted through it for you and hand picked our favorites among the many discounts.
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The team has since sifted through the data set to remove duplicates, revealing that it contains 270 million unique records.
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Even cuter, he smiled, cuddled, and nestled his head into her always-ridiculously-high ponytail as she sifted through products.
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Rescuers sifted through the wreckage in search of survivors, while backhoes cleared the debris and ambulances drove away the injured.
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"I cried all weekend," Brunjes told the Wilmington Star News , as she sifted through the debris in her living room.
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It was a mess of an album, but when sifted through, there were a handful of gems worthy of extraction.
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So, in time for the transitional fall weather, we've sifted through the market and found six of our current favorites.
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"I want to put it in a filing cabinet and put it away," she said as she sifted through papers.
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He's sifted through a veritable mountain of podcasts and arrived at 10 that are must-listens for any investing enthusiast.
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After receiving the word list, I sifted through it a bit to see which entries really stood out to me.
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A coordinated effort by media outlets around the world sifted through the mammoth trove of documents and connected the dots.
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His account of his excruciating love for Bosie, sifted through painful admissions and regrets, inevitably pushes us to confront our own.
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Harvard University-trained data scientist Andrew Reece and University of Vermont professor Christopher Danforth sifted through 166 volunteers' 43,950 Instagram photos.
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An international team of researchers sifted through telescope data to try and understand the mysterious behavior of brown dwarfs' light emissions.
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That's why we've gone ahead and sifted through everything to find the very best pieces to add to your shopping cart.
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Gobs of new gadgets are announced at IFA, and we've sifted through all this week's news to find the good stuff.
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The alchemist from the 17th century who collected all that urine and boiled it and sifted through it, looking for gold?
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Outside the window, the red dust of the parking lot sifted over the car that would take me to the airport.
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He told tech publication Sifted this month that the firm might have been better off testing in a less developed country.
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Investigators sifted through accounts of the fatal shooting of the former New Orleans Saints defensive lineman Will Smith over the weekend.
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The excavation crew at Ur, a cradle of civilization, sifted through the ruins of dozens of graves and buildings each year.
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We sifted through HBS's sterling history to find the most powerful, prominent, and financially successful grads who came out of Cambridge.
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In the following months, Washburn sifted through the documents Boak provided and research of his own to define the book's narrative.
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In Paradise, a town at the center of the Camp Fire, ten search teams sifted through debris Monday looking for survivors.
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"The problem isn't the process," Mr. Bey said as he sifted through stacks of files showing agency errors in his case.
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Mr. Mashburn offered a tantalizing prospect for Senate Judiciary Committee investigators, who sifted through a tranche of emails from Mr. Papadopoulos.
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Then it's ground coarsely in an old stone mill, sifted through again for any stray hulls and finally made into masa.
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He sifted through old immigration papers inside that belonged to a man named Herbert Leutritz, who immigrated from Bremen in 1922.
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As she sifted through old emails, she realized that his name was featured on a number of the company's marketing emails.
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The dating app Hinge sifted through thousands of their users photos and figured out what gets those likes and what gets ignored.
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As it sifted through the screenshots, the neural network — just like many human YouTube users—developed a fascination with pictures of cats.
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So, having sifted through the last few decades of console history, what's been the most significant change in design, in Amos' experience?
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In the ten years to 2010, the Vatican sifted through around 3,000 cases dating back to the middle of the previous century.
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And indeed, when I later sifted through everything I had ever gotten from Danny, I couldn't find any threats of physical violence.
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After he sifted through hundreds of records, he found numerous instances where an inmate's behavior urgently required face time with a psychiatrist.
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I sifted through the primary results and came out with some of the best -- and the worst -- of the night that was.
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It's generating the age-old criticisms of the art market, probably being sifted through or strained through a different overall political approach.
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When the first DNA-based studies of educational attainment came out in 2013, a geneticist named Augustine Kong sifted through the results.
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He recognized the name from his case and, quietly aided by a prison worker, sifted through records and wrote thousands of letters.
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If you sifted through the recently reported scientific studies on the topic, you may not come away with a very clear conclusion.
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Drone footage filmed by the Italian Fire Department showed the extent of the destruction in Amatrice, as rescuers sifted through the rubble.
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Muslims, who are 83% of India's 1.3bn people, fear that they may find themselves, as in Assam, disproportionately sifted into the reject bin.
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Data analysis company Priceonomics recently sifted through 93 million projects and 28 million tasks provided by project management company Redbooth to find out.
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Volunteers dressed in blue T-shirts sifted through fine sand to remove fragments of plastic as well as collected larger items like bottles.
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Still, those regular reviews would allow Congress to see how Federal Reserve policymakers sifted through economic data and forecasts to reach rate decisions.
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We've sifted through the onrush of sales to bring you, our faithful readers, only the finest hand-picked deals, which we've listed below.
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WikiLeaks has a long track record of releasing top secret government documents, and experts who sifted through the material said it appeared legitimate.
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It is a matter of setting up the problem, and the machine, so that all the possibilities are sifted through at lightning speed.
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With x-rays and fine-tuned scanning technology they sifted through 82 pieces, gaining a richly detailed understanding of the artifact's true nature.
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Immediately after the Benghazi attack, career intelligence analysts sifted through conflicting information streams, ultimately pointing to the video as a likely motivating factor.
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Stocks on Wall Street fell in light trading for a second day on Thursday as investors sifted through a mix of earnings reports.
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We tried several highly recommended hand creams and sifted through buyer and expert reviews to find the best hand creams you can buy.
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In the offices, glass cases hold hundreds of mausoleum keys, and cryptically labeled photos and filmstrips are in piles yet to be sifted.
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To find those, Glassdoor recently sifted through its database of salary reports shared by New York City-based employees over the past year.
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We sifted through over 500 résumés looking for reporters who can tell visual stories about subcultures that flourish online and within their communities.
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A woman in a KFC hat sat next to Sara on the bench and sifted through her purse for a bottle of Tylenol.
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I opened the glove compartment and sifted through its contents: plastic blue pouch, tire gauge, screwdriver, wine opener and plastic fork and spoon.
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But when we sifted through the evidence presented, we simply did not find that many of these allegations were supported by credible evidence.
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But inside one of the only solid buildings on the outpost, in the relative hush of a plywood shed, Wafa sifted through CDs.
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Rebecca Wilson, the chief curator of Saatchi Art, and Mary Rozell, global head of the UBS Art Collection, sifted through some 1,2017 applications.
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He liked what he saw, and all day Thursday, as strategists and pundits sifted through the aftermath, the president shared his own conclusions.
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Suspicion of arson combined with grief and recrimination as shattered Greeks sifted through the ruins of fires that killed at least 230 people.
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Now a team of independent physicists has sifted through this data, only to find what they describe as strange correlations that shouldn't be there.
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Pan was then finally spotted by Mark Showalter in 1990, after he sifted through images taken by the Voyager 2 spacecraft nine years earlier.
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CNBC PRO sifted through the filings from respected hedge funds and found the most interesting additions by managers like David Tepper and Dan Loeb.
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The CPS and the police blame budget cuts coupled with the ever-growing amount of digital evidence that has to be sifted and analysed.
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That's reflected on Pinterest, at least: The site sifted through thousands upon thousands of pins and hearts to suss out its most popular bralette.
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"I sifted through it to make sure I wasn't saying anything I felt was anti-American or made to be totally offensive," he said.
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They sifted through a decade of "failed" clinical trials, thousands of cases, and found that more than 100 patients had experienced impressive positive effects.
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Deep Blue achieved its superhuman performance almost by sheer computing power: It sifted through millions of possible chess moves to determine the optimal move.
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The online jobs and career community Glassdoor sifted through tens of thousands of interview reviews to find the questions hiring managers most frequently ask.
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The machine then sifted through the arguments to identify cohesive themes from both sides of the fence, before arranging the arguments into coherent sequences.
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On Tuesday, evidence of this disregard came to light even as workers sifted through what little is left of the 20-million-item collection.
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When my mother died a few years ago, we sifted through albums and shoe boxes in which she had lovingly archived her children's lives.
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CB Insights sifted through the 353,018 disclosed investors in the 344 private unicorn companies currently in operation to see who has collected the most.
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When I booked that cottage online, I sifted through the reviews, trying to glean whether the location was as pristine as the pictures suggested.
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I sifted through the comments: I pray that I leave life's worries on top of this mountain and come down with a new perspective.
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Rebecca Lieberman, a graphics editor in digital news design, sifted through a publicly available data set of block party permits to identify potential sites.
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Evan sifted through my program's output to find the other six theme answers, and he took the lead on designing and filling the grid.
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In the end, Reuters sifted through about 8 million case records to find all reports of events where chlorhexidine was considered the primary suspect.
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I have spoken to social scientists, sifted through mountains of data and stood in snowy squares during AfD rallies until my feet went numb.
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Even at the time it was clear that to some extent the chaff was being sifted from the industry, albeit at widespread painful personal cost.
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Italy's prime minister said those figures were expected to fluctuate as hundreds of firefighters sifted through piles of steel and concrete in search of survivors.
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Nearby, volunteers sifted through large piles of donated clothing — for some, the items would be the first dry clothing they'd had in hours, or days.
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They swabbed my mouth for DNA to try and match it to even the tiniest bone fragments that were being sifted out of the rubble.
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Chinese institutions invited a succession of Western economists to give talks and then sifted through their ideas for those that were actually relevant to China.
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As we sifted through the pile, my father said that when he was my age, he carried a pocket knife with him everywhere he went.
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As the sediments settled, blobs of glass rained into the mud, the largest first, then finer and finer bits, until grains sifted down like snow.
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"I was looking for a short cut as I sifted through the vintage clothing that the wardrobe department had collected from the 1950s," she recalled.
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But if you want to dip into the deals now, we've sifted through what's coming to share what you can get for less starting today.
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Staff writer Jordan Pearson sifted through a trove of documents released by the CIA regarding the agency's own UFO projects during the 1940s and 1950s.
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He sifted through a database of objects orbiting sun-like stars, and noticed that planets less than four times Jupiter's mass preferred "metal-rich" stars.
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Workers sifted through the sand countless times, with machines used by the city to clean the beaches of cigarette butts, bottle caps and other litter.
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As the sediments settled, blobs of glass rained into the mud, the largest first, then finer and finer bits, until grains sifted down like snow.
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Seven judges sifted through about 14,000 images (a new record for the competition) from photographers in 73 different countries to award prizes across 11 categories.
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The police have sifted through hundreds of videos from cellphones and surveillance cameras, but the blurry images seen Tuesday were the first they have released.
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And to prove it, we've combed meticulously through each and every song you wrote and sifted through every possible reference to your grown-ass life.
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Conway then suggested that the FBI may not have carefully sifted through all the relevant emails, which she claimed numbered in the hundreds of thousands.
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Volunteers on Reeds Beach in Middle Township, N.J., sifted through nets that temporarily trapped shorebirds so that they could be counted, tagged, weighed and measured.
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Even worse is the human detritus of emissions that spurs climate change—waste that can't be plucked up or sifted out or even readily observed.
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He knew the material was precious, but never sifted through it in detail, consumed by what he called the addiction to finding the next treasure.
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They sifted through the work of the photographers they've been assigning over 16 years of conflict, and pulled together this powerful collection of their images.
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And a researcher, Susan Beachy, sifted through social media accounts and public records to turn up relatives who might share stories about a loved one.
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But as Republicans sifted through the detritus of their failed effort to replace the Affordable Care Act, they were finding fault almost everywhere they looked.
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In other cases, they sifted through the mounds of information sent by the families, looking for details that might match the postmortem data in their files.
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As Jim Cramer sifted through the carnage left behind in technology stocks this week, he came to the conclusion that he could be CEO of Twitter.
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It&aposs at this initial stage — where leads are sifted and prioritized — when foreign intelligence helps connect dots and spot possible national security threats, he said.
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The 76-year-old New Hampshire conservative still believes Kasich would have made a "wonderful" president and was wistful as he sifted through old Kasich pamphlets.
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That's why we've sifted through the thousands of fabulous styles and found seven of the prettiest pieces that we can't wait to get our hands on.
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The microorganism was discovered after scientists sifted through 250 samples of PET taken from recycling facilities, according to the study published today in the journal Science.
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There's so little opportunity not to be sifted into those two categories, and Masking was the opportunity to treat this as alien, without being sci-fi.
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Because these sensors generate so much data that must be sifted through and interpreted by the device's controller, results can often be misinterpreted and badly reported.
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A battery of assistants sifted through more than a hundred years' worth of letters to the editor published in the Times and in the Chicago Tribune .
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Meanwhile, Ford's confirmed departure from Tandem follows a report this week from Sifted that the bank's Chief Technical Officer Paul Clark also stepped down last month.
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We&aposve sifted out everything from our favorite picks, straps, and music books to acoustic and electric guitars and amps in the highly curated list below.
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Image: Sergey Zelinski, Russian Academy of SciencesArchaeologists and paleontologists have carefully sifted through Denisova cave for the past 40 years, pulling out various animal and Neanderthal bones.
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Yakupov, who received a nice tribute on the scoreboard in the first period, jumped on a loose puck in the slot and sifted it over Talbot's blocker.
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For example, the way the rules are right now, the FDA allows up to 10 percent of the bran in whole grain flour to be sifted out.
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The leaves in the pot were soggy, and she dumped them into the sink, rinsed the strainer, and sifted in a new, fragrant layer from the tin.
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The researchers sifted through lots of old research, and found associations between images that caused seizures and those that produced narrow-band gamma oscillations in healthy individuals.
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It took Lowenstein and his team about a year and a half, during which they sifted through about 2425,2000 other Sally Hansens, before they finally unearthed theirs.
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On an upside, the Presence had gained me something of a social following, tossing out quips about culture, politics, and whatever else had sifted through my feed.
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Equipped with an original 1969 map and some archival photos of the festival, the researchers sifted through a now-forested region where the Bindy Bazaar once stood.
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The twist: The sources say that transition officials assumed that Mueller would come calling, and had sifted through the emails and separated the ones they considered privileged.
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We braved the post–Prime Day wreckage and sifted through the debris to find the very best sales and price cuts you should know about this weekend.
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Rescuers sifted through rubble looking for more dead and wounded after two back-to-back tornadoes touched down in Alabama, killing at least 23 people, authorities said.
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The researchers sifted through human remains from 21 archaeological sites in Austria, Britain, Germany, France, and Spain, ultimately finding and sequencing the genomes of eight plague strains.
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In the earliest stage of the project, initiated under President George W. Bush, Greenberg and her colleagues sifted through geological records to find an appropriate test site.
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"Then what you have to do is create a process where you have confidence that whatever data is out there has been sifted and sorted," Obama said.
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Residents face emotional homecoming Franklin and his wife recalled their home's walls full of family photos and their son's toys as they sifted through the rubble together.
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As the market receives seemingly conflicting news about the state of the economy, Jim Cramer sifted through the uncertainty to find the market-movers that really matter.
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The electric charge of the material was then measured as the grains were sifted out, which confirmed that these compounds do become electrified in Titan-like surroundings.
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Working off more than 11,000 anonymous opinions, the AI sifted through the data to create two opposing arguments on whether AI would do more harm than good.
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Then they waited while IDSeq's algorithms sifted through all the chunks of genetic code, comparing each piece to GenBank, a collection of all publicly available genetic sequences.
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Through it, all that data could be continually funneled, sifted, integrated and passed to the captain and others on the vessel who might need it, like gunners.
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From there, it takes about 10 minutes to walk to the beach, doff flip-flops and sink toes into sand the feel of sifted light brown sugar.
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To help you be more well, we sifted through hundreds of wellness products to find the ones that'll up your game in a major way this year.
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"Then what you have to do is create a process where you have confidence that whatever data is out there has been sifted and sorted," he said.
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And then I sifted through the ashes of his anger and his father's anger before him to help him uncover the forgiveness he needed to move on.
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As I read different historians, considered their arguments, sifted through their footnotes, and consulted their primary sources, it became clear the Lost Cause was a pernicious myth.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte warned overnight that the death toll could change as hundreds of firefighters sifted through piles of steal and concrete in search of survivors.
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We've sorted and sifted through a record number of entries this year to compile an editorially driven long list of some of Europe's most exciting startups and investors.
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Have you ever sifted through countless lipstick shades at the department store, only to find yourself struggling to land on one that's just the right shade for you?
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For the past two decades, the Webby Awards have sifted through the annals of the internet to unearth genuinely good things buried within the bog of crap online.
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Officials say investigators sifted through the trash and found tons of evidence -- including baggies with cocaine residue, weed paraphernalia, burned joints and mail with Frieda's name on it.
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Residents responding to wails muffled by tonnes of bricks and mortar sifted through with their bare hands before emergency services arrived with earth-moving equipment and sniffer dogs.
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Along with a team of European collaborators, Hill sifted through the UK Biobank data to find about 286,000 participants who had answered a survey question about household income.
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And at the end of a job AUDREY enters "dreaming mode", during which all the problems solved and dangers curtailed in a day's work are sifted and consolidated.
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As I sifted through her public and private information, I found out that she had recently quit her family-owned pharmaceutical company to pursue a career in art.
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On Friday hundreds of rescue personnel -- deputies, National Guard troops and coroners -- dressed in white overalls sifted through smoldering rubble and checked mangled cars, searching for human remains.
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Mulligan stopped at each of the Dumpsters, kicking them to make sure no animals were inside, before she got her footing, climbed in and sifted through the mess.
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Jim McBride, the amateur pornography curator, who had sifted through films in the '20183s and 2000s (and still does, apparently), documenting the scenes in which actresses are naked.
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We sifted through to find the tips that are crucial for things like matching your base, finding your perfect shades, and getting your makeup to last all day.
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But as she sifted through old trade agreements between the United States and what was then the independent territory of Hawaii, she noticed reference after reference to ice.
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The lifting of the mandatory evacuation improved the mood among evacuees at Silver Dollar Fairgrounds in Chico, where families packed cars and sifted through piles of donated clothing.
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Shiffrin sifted through 112 hours of home movies, editing them into a 20-minute video to be shown at a private memorial service for Jeff, who was 65.
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And we get to pretend that we sifted through the coal mines of a writer's oeuvre to find this shining diamond, that we live by this undeniable truth.
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Nepal: Rescuers sifted through debris and struggled to account for the dead and injured after a strong rainstorm swept through the southern part of the country on Sunday.
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Conservative media sifted through the emails, stripping individual sentences and phrases out of context and spinning them to look sinister, as though scientists were coordinating and manipulating results.
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The shoppers sifted through racks of "Harry Potter" plush dolls, "Riverdale" sweaters and "Kiki's Delivery Service" jewelry, seeking the perfect physical manifestation of their — or their child's — fandom.
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Particle physicists have now sifted the debris from trillions upon trillions of subatomic collisions in the Large Hadron Collider, the immense machine in which the Higgs was discovered.
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When volunteer Jodie Warren sifted through the thawed out sample several weeks ago to "get all the gross stuff out" she wasn't expecting to find an electronic device.
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Below, we've sifted through the many movie options this season to give you a few ideas on what to go see (and what to avoid) over the holidays.
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"My titles and imagery work closely together—not to allude to a specific memory, but rather to show what has sifted through this, my human filter," says Milk.
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The researchers sifted through thousands of news reports about the protests, which were sparked by concerns over economic inequality, and isolated patterns of violence and their apparent causes.
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Asia Pacific markets traded mixed on Wednesday despite an overnight rally on Wall Street as investors sifted through fresh uncertainties surrounding the U.K.'s withdrawal from the European Union.
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To create the Borneo Atlas, CIFOR researchers sifted through online and other documents published by companies, non-governmental organizations, palm-oil certification agencies, mapping websites and social media networks.
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At first, the premise seemed odd...until we sifted through testimonials from users who swapped in toothpaste specifically for sensitive teeth and found their skin problems banish almost immediately.
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They sifted through more than 1,200 scientific papers to figure out which types of bodies of water were important to aquatic ecosystems and therefore deserved protection, per Kennedy's opinion.
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Then, days later, as Pfahler sifted through the remains of her ravaged home, two women she'd never seen before showed up in her front yard to help clean up.
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We've sifted through a bunch of AirPods cases at retailers like Amazon, Urban Outfitters, Etsy, and Casetify and are here to present you with 50 of the absolute best.
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VICE News sifted through five years of Baton Rouge news reports and found that Sterling was at least the sixth person killed by police in the area since 2011.
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On Wednesday, investigators in white protective coveralls sifted through a garbage can within a perimeter of yellow caution tape strung from trees in a different part of Canarsie Park.
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Detectives have sifted through 18,000 tips and have interviewed more than a thousand people so far in their investigation, according to one recent report in the Journal and Courier.
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In an instant, Amazon's software sifted through dozens of combinations of price and shipping, some of which were cheaper than what one might find at a local store. TheHardwareCity.
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A data expert sifted through 200 million Venmo transactions, from drug deals, to eating habits and arguments, to show the payment app lacks default privacy protections, the Guardian reports.
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As I sifted through dusty salsa and son albums from Cuba's state-run Egrem label and its now defunct sub-imprint Areito, a few cockroaches jumped from their sleeves.
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Staffers at the festival and the Tribeca Film Institute sifted through hundreds of entries, looking for strong projects that were ready to go, and the final five were chosen.
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They sifted through whatever medical records they could find and interviewed eyewitnesses, looking into the records of children who died either during or around her shift times, he said.
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Three times I took a picture of myself on the iPad and three times the program sifted through the data, matching it to a face from the drill hall.
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" The poet goes on to muse about causation but pauses on a sure-footed image of a "crown of leaves … sifted by wind … brightening into rust-red / at the tips.
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The newspaper sifted through almost three million records from the US Department of Justice, and found that prosecutors did not pursue 12,703 potential civil rights violations out of 233,233 cases.
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The newspaper sifted through almost three million records from the US Department of Justice, and found that prosecutors did not pursue 12,703 potential civil rights violations out of 13,233 cases.
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And it's undoubtedly true that agencies' use of bulk collection methods means they are systematically amassing more and more data, which needs to be sifted through to identify possible targets.
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If you're curious about the good and bad (it's mostly bad) of these obscure classifications, look no further: We sifted through to find the films that exemplify every eccentric genre.
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Oakland, California (CNN)The search for answers continued Tuesday in Oakland as city, state and federal agencies sifted through wreckage in one of the city's deadliest building fires on record.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In the not-so-olden days of a few years ago, relatives might have sifted through stacks of documents to sort out your affairs after you died.
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This advice came as the market received seemingly conflicting news about the state of the economy, and Cramer sifted through the uncertainty to find the market-movers that really matter.
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The first generations of dealers in American antiques sifted through family legends about 18th-century heirlooms, choosing anecdotes that were accurate yet entertaining enough to please clients and the press.
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Seeking a way to heal following a nasty flare-up during the summer of 210, he sifted through more than 25 papers on anti-inflammatory supplements, diet and TNF blockers.
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Seeking a way to heal following a nasty flare-up during the summer of 2013, he sifted through more than 150 papers on anti-inflammatory supplements, diet and TNF blockers.
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In her interview with agents, Mills detailed the process by which she and lawyer Heather Samuelson sifted through Clinton's emails to determine which were personal and which were work-related.
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Investigators sifted through a huge amount of electronic evidence in the case — more than in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing — that took 13 months to examine, law enforcement officials said.
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Many Mondays saw lunchtime come and go before I had sifted through the whole pile of messages, replying to some, deleting plenty, and keeping others as new for later adjudication.
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Every weekday, a staff member sifted through the sandbox looking for eggs to remove, adding live crickets for food and replacing water in gel-form so the beetles could drink.
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A young soul singer with a tender, restorative energy, Hakim seems to have sifted through a vast amount of musical history and singled out the sounds that resonate with him.
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As California's first female attorney general, she sifted through the language that was written into the law — statutes referring to the attorney general as "he" or "his" — and changed them.
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At the remains of the Lala house on Wednesday, Italian search teams with rescue dogs sifted through the rubble, finding the bodies of four other family members, including two children.
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You can't blame them, and yet, though I never jumped, I did believe in these ghosts—so sifted and so indistinct, like a dream from which you only just awoke.
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As Aroche and R3D sifted through the Hacked Team file dump, they discovered that the files on Puebla had more detail than those dealing with Hacking Team's other Mexican accounts.
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It supposedly uses the Gale-Shapley algorithm, which was created in 1962 by two economists who wanted to prove that any pool of people could be sifted into stable marriages.
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Then came the moment of truth, I hit the "Match Me To Trump" button and waited while the algorithm sifted through thousands of family trees to find our common ancestor.
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He explains: During my career, I sifted through hundreds of computer images every day, glossing over each patient's normal anatomy subconsciously until an abnormal finding set off a conscious alarm.
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Its technology — based around some intelligent analytics — automatically sifted and integrated your disparate contacts in a pain-free way, and the app saw a flurry of interest when it first launched.
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They added a fragrance that would become one of the most recognizable in the world, sifted the talc into tin boxes and, in 1893, began selling it as Johnson's Baby Powder.
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He bought from scavengers who sifted through Silicon Valley dumpsters, for example, or warehouse workers who'd commandeered loads of remaindered solar cells or tainted wafers that had been marked for disposal.
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They added a fragrance that would become one of the most recognizable in the world, sifted the talc into tin boxes, and, in 1893, began selling it as Johnson's Baby Powder.
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We've sifted through six of the best password managers out there to give you a rundown on what each plan offers, so you can find the one that fits your needs.
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After the fire, Paradise was off-limits to everyone except officials for weeks as they sifted through the wreckage, leaving some residents in limbo, wondering whether their homes were still standing.
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"IoT gathers an unprecedented amount of internal and external data, which when sifted through, can give you answers to the questions you didn't even realize you should be asking," says Yehiav.
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As they are sifted through the funnel, each piece is scanned by the RGB sensor, which takes an "optical measurement" and then the piece is sorted into its own color's dish.
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And the pension segment is ripe for disruption with these products, as they are currently neither low-cost or transparent, according to Raisin Founder and CEO Tamaz Georgadze, cited by Sifted.
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Hence the most moving scene in the film, when various people are blown away—not shot or blasted but sifted and dispersed, dust to dust, and swiftly gone with the wind.
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And those thousand will be sliced and sifted just as carefully as the nominee will have had to parse them — the quotes being combed as closely by foes and "friends" alike.
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The study sifted through groups of pro-ISIS aggregates in multiple languages, tossing out ones that simply featured someone tweeting a few times in support of the group's anti-Western aims.
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The grains are dried in an oven, then ground, milled and sifted into a fine flour — all by hand, which is why it costs $8 a pound wholesale, and $16 retail.
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I sifted through this box, pretending to reorganize its contents, reading the old newspaper clipping that had gone fuzzy and soft, my grandfather's notes in the margins in runny blue ink.
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His compositions, included on a clutch of albums released mostly in the early to mid-'70s, sifted elements of folk, jazz, blues, ragas and psychedelic rock into a highly animated mix.
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We've sifted through six of the best password managers out there to give you a rundown on what each plan offers, so you can find the one that fits your needs.
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We've sifted through all of the rumors and information we can find to compile everything we know — and everything we think we know — about Google's upcoming flagship into one gigantic post.
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We sifted through the exclusive Fivestory New York collection — which features covetable pieces like wicker bags and satin headbands — to the must-have accessories you need to prep your wardrobe for spring.
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These small particles, primarily composed of calcium, carbon, iron, magnesium, silicon, and sulfur, are direct samples of this extrasolar void, sifted from the abundance of icy particles produced by the Saturn system.
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When Mr Caro spent all day, every day at the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin, Texas, Ina—an acclaimed author in her own right—sifted through documents two or three desks away.
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To allow you to maximize shopping time, we've sifted through tons of online sales that are still happening and picked out five of the absolute best ones with insanely cute fashion deals.
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In Redwood Valley, a scorched Mendocino County town of about 1,9.33 people, Jami Flores and her family sifted through the ruins of their two-story rental home, which was reduced to rubble.
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KOLKATA (Reuters) - A bridge collapsed on Tuesday in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata, killing one and injuring 19, authorities said, as rescue workers sifted through the debris checking for other casualties.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling gained ground against both the dollar and the euro on Thursday as markets sifted through the potential global implications of Donald Trump's surprise victory in the U.S. presidential election.
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After amassing 20 or so candidates, we sifted through all the possible combinations that would yield an adaptable, aesthetically-attractive grid while trying to incorporate as many theme clues as we could.
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And all the while there are countless videos circulating on social media to be sifted through to reinforce your own point of view — screening looping clashes between protestors and baton wielding police.
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Yahoo Finance last week said it had sifted through more than 34,000 Trump tweets and identified attacks on 62 businesses, including at least two represented in the forum, General Motors and Boeing.
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Mr. Jones said that the producer's role was crucial and that he had sifted through 800 songs to find the material that ended up on "Thriller," which included seven Top 10 hits.
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Fortunately for Pak, though she's sifted through the overfilled inbox, she says she hasn't gotten around to checking all of her new connection requests, many of which are coupled with a message.
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They sifted through their charred homes, fled to evacuation shelters and said that even in this wildfire-prone state, they had never confronted late-season blazes as fast and ferocious as these.
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The super-close sisters sifted through tons of pieces in AJ's jam-packed closet and uncovered plenty of items that were actually Aly's — which she quickly snatched to take back home for herself.
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In a blog post, Facebook research staff Ismail Onur Filiz and Lada Adamic explain how they've sifted through 5.6 million parent-child pairs in the English-speaking Facebook world to identify some trends.
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He heard when the police, looking for her body, sifted through trash at the landfill in Grande Prairie, Alberta—a city with the dubious distinction of being the violent crime capital of Canada.
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Stocks fell across industries on Tuesday, erasing gains from a rally a day earlier, as investors sifted through economic reports for clues as to when the era of low interest rates may end.
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Weeks after Wong sifted through the charred remnants of that house, he learned that his other home in Ventura -- which he was renting out to members of the military -- burned down last week.
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Since then, we've sifted through at least one zillion photos from Facebook and Instagram to find legitimately beautiful images of the celestial phenomenon taken by pros and talented enthusiasts all over the world.
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It was the workshop of the celebrated court sculptor Thutmose, who was charged with producing official royal images around 1350 BC. As the team sifted and sieved, an astounding artifact came into view.
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Hungry City 8 Photos View Slide Show ' First, a snack: asun, dark, smoky goat meat sifted with what looks like crimson dust and proves to be Scotch bonnets, smashed into powder and weaponized.
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Still an avid skier and fan, Bra attends plenty of cross-country races, like the national championships in mid-January in Vang, where he recently sifted yet again over his most celebrated race.
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This meant I had to send them my RAW files, and as I sifted through my images I suddenly broke down into tears upon seeing the one of my father in his casket.
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When I stopped by one recent morning, Leah Tsang, the museum's ornithology collection manager, sifted through the white metal cabinets containing the taxidermy archives to show me the supposed improvement sent from Europe.
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Reflected off the estuary water, the light seemed a blond powder, sifted through the summer air onto grass that grew waist-high, its mauve seed heads heavy with dew that soaked her skirt.
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Business Insider sifted through those lists to find the companies that earned their horns in 2019 by offering their wares in the business-to-business (B2B) world — which is to say: enterprise startups.
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Unfortunately, since 2014, McAleenan and other DHS leaders have sifted through the suggestions and have only partially implemented some of the CBP Integrity Advisory Panel's guidance, like gathering data on use of force.
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His son, Richard Montoya —a member of the performance group Culture Clash — and the independent curator Selene Preciado sifted through Montoya's archive to whittle down this exhibition to a somewhat manageable 2,000 objects.
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As the news team sifted through incoming snaps from Parkland, Snapchat's curators had to decide what to include or exclude, when to label content with a "graphic content" warning, and ultimately, what was newsworthy.
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Europe delivered a mixed picture by the close on Wednesday, as investors sifted through the latest corporate news, while keeping an eye on what was going on in the oil and central bank spheres.
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As investigators sifted through one of the largest computer crime operations in history, the Gameover ZeuS, they found the network of more than a million hijacked computers was also being used for international espionage.
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While both hearings are expected to deliver some fireworks, it's unclear any new information will come from them — though, of course, having Mueller read aloud a report most Americans haven't sifted through is powerful.
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Norman's company bought it from Hutcheson, which mined it at its quarry in Ontario, sifted it to make it firmer than volleyball sand, kiln-dried it, dyed it, and loaded it onto a ship.
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The program then sifted out commercials by looking for areas where the transcript repeats a chunk of eight-words phrases in verbatim at least five times, since commercials are the same each time around.
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Ms. Musa said she sifted through the dead and came across Ms. Mohammed, who was unconscious with burns covering her body and blood pouring from what looked like a bullet wound to her leg.
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We sifted through 2019 Federal Election Commission filings to see which celebs are opening their wallets for Mayor Pete and found contributions are pouring in since he officially announced his candidacy over the weekend.
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I sifted through more than 6,000 names and found a mere 10 women, including Katharine Graham (The Washington Post), Olive Beech (Beechcraft) and Ruth Handler (Mattel — her children were actually named Barbie and Ken).
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh took an aggressive stance toward White House investigations as a top lieutenant to independent counsel Ken Starr as they sifted through President Bill Clinton's dirty laundry during the 203s.
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But we've sifted through the most show-stopping ensembles not only to observe the best of this season's front-row attire, but to find where we can snag those looks at a more reasonable price.
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Thomas Roulet, of Cambridge University's Judge Business School, sifted all the editorial and opinion articles about the financial industry in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post published between 2006 and 2011.
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Addressing specific situations, Ross said he supported the basic principle of the Trans-Pacific Partnership — which President-elect Donald Trump has denounced in strong terms — but changed his mind as he sifted through the agreement.
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The firm doubled down on the tech sector at a time when few others were investing and sifted through the blood bath to find cheap entryways into companies that are now amongst the world's largest.
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Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, had been negotiating a deal whereby asylum-seekers would be sifted on arrival in "hotspots" in Greece and Italy, and those rejected would be sent back to Turkey.
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As investigators sifted through one of the largest computer crime operations in history, the Russian Gameover Zeus, they found the network of more than a million hijacked computers was also being used for international espionage.
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"I think if you're going to invent the responsive bus, you might have to go to an emerging market, do it without any constraints, and prove it in some way," Yusuf said, according to Sifted.
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Thankfully, we here at MUNCHIES have sifted through the good, the bad, and the ugly and are pleased to deliver unto you a comprehensive list of the finest po' boys New Orleans has to offer.
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Rozendaal, who uses the plugin every day and keeps an archive of his favorite screenshots, sifted through his collection and selected six compositions to turn into Jacquard woven tapestries, each nearly 5 x 9 feet.
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In some cases, these actions preceded federal directives by days or even weeks as local officials sifted through news reports and other sources of information to educate themselves about the risks posed by the coronavirus.
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Having sifted through the complex reality of her experiences, Lisa is finally free to claim her own myth: the fantasy of the father she longed for that allowed her to survive the father she had.
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We've sifted through the ballerina hippos, Negasonic Teenage Warheads, and viral egg meme outfits to formulate a master list of our top 14 picks, with options suitable for the solo dresser and group getups alike.
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I sifted through the photos, examining each one and listening to the stories my grandmother remembered about the people staring back at me in shades of black and gray, chins and noses pronounced, hair dark.
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Meanwhile, posters showing residents how to recognize live mortar shells, grenades, aircraft rockets and improvised explosive devices were put up on every street, to remind the people to be careful as they sifted through the ruins.
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To save you some time finding the one that fits your needs and assets, we sifted through the internet to uncover the best of the best, with die-hard fan reviews to back up these selections.
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To find these emerging start-ups, PrivCo sifted through its enormous database of private companies to pinpoint some of today's most promising young entrepreneurs and their trailblazing ideas, each hatched on a college campus near you.
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Members of the House intelligence committee, which got the same batch of documents from Flynn's lawyers recently, were expected to begin reviewing the documents this week after committee staff sifted through them, according to a source.
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I sifted through the Vancouver Public Library newspaper archives, interviewed the business manager, and went in for a way-too-hot public steam to meet the regulars and uncover nine decades of Hastings Steam & Sauna history.
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That David Brock–founded media organization has long-sifted through the radio and television appearances, as well as social media posts, to expose the hypocrisies and lies of prominent conservatives, from Rush Limbaugh to Tucker Carlson.
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Mr. Obama's White House counsel, W. Neil Eggleston, decided that investigators should not open the drives, citing executive privilege and the possibility of a separation-of-powers uproar if the F.B.I. sifted through lawmakers' private messages.
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An international coalition of researchers sifted through data from earlier studies that analyzed the genetic makeup of people's brains—donated after death—who were diagnosed with either clinical depression, schizophrenia, autism spectrum disorder, alcoholism, or bipolar disorder.
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The researchers sifted through the United States' National Cancer Database to find folks who opted for at-home cancer treatments from non-medical professionals and refused the conventional treatment for four cancers: breast, prostate, lung, and colorectal.
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Rescue teams sifted through burned homes and vehicles on Friday for the remains of victims in the northern California town of Paradise, as the number of those missing in the state's deadliest wildfire spiked to 2141 people.
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On Friday, GEDmatch confirmed on its landing page for logged-in users that law enforcement sifted through its DNA database in the case: To correct a BIG misunderstanding, we do not show any person's DNA on GEDmatch.
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SmartAsset, a personal finance website, sifted through data on 575 large cities looking for walkable places that provided plenty of golf courses, bike trails and fitness centers along with low tax rates and top-notch medical centers.
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We've sifted through dozens of options and picked the best places to ring in 2017, including warehouse techno raves, a psychedelic ambient lounge, a pop-up party in a Chinese restaurant, and pretty much everything in between.
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When Temple University researchers recently sifted through a Washington Post database of 20153 deadly shootings of civilians by police in 2015, they found that when officers wore body cameras, civilians were 3.64 percent more likely to die.
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But more than 100,433 artifacts painstakingly found elsewhere at the site — international coins, broken glassware, straight pins and more, all carefully separated by trowels and shovels, sifted through soil and sprayed with water — carry their own significance.
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"So many of the documents that we have are crumbling because they haven't been cared for in a proper way," she said while she sifted through the church's records, reading the dates and names of the settlers.
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Starting today and lasting through February 24, Urban Outfitters is cutting up to 40% off a fresh selection of its home stock — and we've already sifted through to round up the best of these flash finds ahead.
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Makes 2 (13-inch) round cakesPrep: 15 minutesTotal: 1 hour and 20 minutes for the olive oil cake: 2300 ⅔ cups|22 grams granulated sugar 22 large eggs 29 ¼ teaspoons kosher salt 25 ⅓ cups|23 grams all-purpose flour, sifted 43 ⅔ tablespoons|24 grams baking powder, sifted 25 tablespoons|245 grams rosemary, finely chopped Zest of 2 lemons 1 ⅓ cups|400 ml extra virgin olive oil, plus more for greasing for the glaze: 1 ¾ cups|222 grams confectioners' sugar 1 ¼ cups|53 grams granulated sugar 14 tablespoons|¼ cup|60 ml lemon juice 1.
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The data comes from travel research site WanderBat, which sifted through six years of Thanksgiving flight data (2010 to 2015) from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, and compiled all flights with a delay of 7 minutes or more.
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BENGALURU, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Indian shares gave up early gains to close a tick lower on Thursday, weighed by a sharp drop in banking stocks as investors sifted through a slew of corporate earnings ahead of festive season.
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Every weekend, she'd hover over me as I sifted through her lipstick drawer, completely giddy over the endless options: She had reds, oranges, pinks, and — her favorite — a brownish-nude that looked just right on our skin tones.
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The problem here is that the millions of photos getting sifted today in aid of law enforcement are associated with citizens who have done nothing wrong — their only "crime" was abiding by the laws of their state's DMV.
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If Timpa's mother, Vicki Timpa, had not persistently requested an autopsy and public record, and if a Dallas Morning News investigative reporter, Cary Aspinwall, had not sifted through the evidence, this case might not have left city archives.
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We sifted through hundreds of C-SPAN GIFcaps, samples from South Park and SNL, and alt-right meme wizardry in order to bring you six Obama-inspired artworks by which to remember a slightly more sane political system.
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So in the interest of time — because we know you probably don't have a lot of it — we've sifted through the collection and lined up our top 10 picks so you can get to them before they're gone.
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So we sifted through our old solo trip Travel Diaries (and the comments!) to bring to you the best solo travel tips, straight from our diarists themselves in the hopes it might convince you to book your own.
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We have sifted through Mr. Trump's account for the highlights: It was several months after it began before the growing conflict in Syria appears to have attracted Mr. Trump's attention, and, even then, it was only a blip.
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A coordinated effort by media outlets around the world sifted through those documents, connecting the dots inside the murky world of offshore shell companies and revealed elaborate tax evasion schemes, many linked to the world's rich and powerful.
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The steady drip of Netflix's in-house material has officially turned into a gusher—but between that flood and the usual new crop of acquisitions, we've sifted through to find the best use of your time this coming month.
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But it's a bit overwhelming to scroll through the long tweets (he clearly is a fan of the 280 character tweets), so I've sifted through the noise to bring you a condensed version of West's new existential workout plan.
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We sifted through more than 400 applications to find the 15 very best early-stage startups the Middle East and North Africa has to offer, and we want you in the audience to witness tech history in the making.
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Servings: A crowdTotal time: 24 hours 53 minutes 25 pounds confectioners' sugar, sifted, plus more for dusting24/21 cup evaporated milk1/3 cup light corn syrup3 tablespoons refined coconut oil1 teaspoon peppermint extract3 pounds dark chocolate, roughly chopped 1.
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Servings: 25Total: 53 minutes 25 tablespoons unsalted butter, plus more for greasing218 cup cake flour, sifted, plus more for dusting220 cup sugar4 ounces bittersweet chocolate4 ounces semi-sweet chocolate2 teaspoons vanilla extract1/4 teaspoons kosher salt2 large eggs 183.
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This year, investigators in Iowa, with the help of F.B.I. experts, sifted through data from the Fitbit of Mollie Tibbetts, a 20-year-old student who was missing for about a month before her body was discovered in August.
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While American and British forces conducted a series of drone strikes on members of the group, the F.B.I. sifted through thousands of the Legion's followers on social media to figure out who had actually been inspired to take action.
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"He has sifted through scrapbooks, diaries, letters, playbills, census reports, court transcripts, thousands of press clippings in half a dozen languages and even the minutes of the Hebrew Relief Society," the magician Teller wrote in The New York Times.
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On September 14, 2015, signals from one of the Universe's most mind-boggling, powerful events…Read more ReadThe researchers sifted through the LIGO and Virgo data for events and spotted four new ones that occurred during the summer of 13.
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Angel Hsu of Yale University and colleagues have sifted quantifiable pledges made by nearly 5,900 cities and 76 regions, home to about one in six humans, as well as by more than 183,100 companies with combined annual revenues of $21trn.
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For the following eight days, Americans waited as the FBI sifted through 450,000 emails — only for Comey to then announce that the bureau wouldn't reverse its initial decision from July that there was no evidence of criminality on Clinton's part.
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NO PUN INTENDED was my other significant contribution (I sifted through a sea of dad jokes for the right clue, so I hope you groaned at the one I chose), and then John brought the sparkle with the other stacks.
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Toggling between a Slack chat and the window where Techmeme's software routinely crawls over 11,000 sites and blogs, Rivera sifted through a cascade of tips before turning his attention to the site's innards and the tools editors use to rank stories.
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Back to that jeans drawer: During a recent closet purge, I swiftly sifted through items, making quick judgment calls about things to keep or ditch – a process I always dread, but end up enjoying how good it feels to be decisive.
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All Souls' custom stone mill, designed by the baker Fulton Forde, shears the bran off into large pieces that can be sifted easily and rubs the germ oil into the starch; in most flours, oils are removed to increase shelf life.
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Still, at the ASCO meeting this June, on the shore of Lake Michigan, I was struck by the fact that seed-only research was increasingly making room for research that also sifted through soil, even beyond the excitement surrounding immune therapies.
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Patients would beckon her into their cubicles, listening fixedly as she sifted through her vast repertoire of classical and contemporary songs, of lullabies and Latin pop, her tranquil notes threading through the atonal squawks and beeps of a raucous emergency department.
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The artist's signature accumulations of small found objects, collages and improvised artworks, previously presented in boxes meant to be sifted through, are now part of more outgoing displays placed in houselike frameworks dedicated to the activities of the show's title.
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In 1968, at the enormous ditch where the original World Trade Center would rise, he sifted the ground for weeks, and his work was rewarded with Colonial pottery, handblown glass bottles, early wooden city water pipes and clay smoking pipes.
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Researchers who had scoured that cave for bones had spent 20 years there and had sifted through two metric tons of dirt to find bones, teeth or skin of 20 animal species — including the 16 that Dr. Poinar's group later identified.
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She cataloged the White House's period furniture, paintings, statues and antiques, sifted through letters from citizens offering to sell or donate items to help the restoration (including a toothbrush that belonged to Ulysses S. Grant) and rummaged through storage areas.
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Times photo editors sifted through roughly 5.6 million images this year to find the perfect photographs to represent the news for our readers, whether it played out in Hong Kong, the halls of Congress, along the U.S.-Mexico border or elsewhere.
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After surveying the dresses, he and Davide Renne, the designer of the women's ready-to-wear collection, sifted through bolts of fabric—a visual migraine of chinoiserie, psychedelia, and plaid—making selections for designs that had yet to be conceived.
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In a 2016 meta-analysis in the Journal of Family Psychology, psychologists Elizabeth Gershoff and Andrew Grogan-Kaylor sifted through 75 studies on spanking, excluding research that analyzed other forms of physical punishment and abuse, such as hitting children with objects.
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As authorities sifted through the questions and clues left behind by Jennifer and Sarah Hart and their six kids earlier this year — after a cliff crash killed them all in March — a co-worker of Sarah's came forward with a strange anecdote.
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Another expert on Russian meddling, Ben Nimmo, an Atlantic Council researcher who sifted through all of Facebook's deleted IRA activity through the summer of 2018, said the difference may be the efforts the Russians are making to hide what they are doing.
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And, if you love unique proposal stories, you'll appreciate this fun fact: The Australian House of Representatives quickly sifted through its archives and confirmed that this is the first marriage proposal to occur on the House floor, as reported by USA Today.
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In fact, there are still sales and discounts aplenty — and to keep up with our weekly routine, we sifted through the best ones exclusively on laptops and tablets to save you your hard-earned cash and gain you a brand-new personal device.
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But a breeze from the east — and slightly less so, from the west — would become shifty and turbulent as it sifted through the buildings and swept across the racecourse, said Nathan Outteridge, 30, the captain for the Artemis Racing team from Sweden.
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In the morning, they sifted through the wreckage—the friend's steel safe stranded in the arroyo, the gutted muddy earth now teeming with rattlesnakes that had been flushed out of the hills—before embarking on a weeklong odyssey to get back to Texas.
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The smell of death hung over parts of Great Abaco Island in the northern Bahamas on Friday, as relief workers sifted through the debris of shattered homes and buildings in a search expected to dramatically drive up the death toll from Hurricane Dorian.
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"Building Stories" (2012) was both more modest and more ambitious: It had no grand plot, and its unusual format (a box of 14 separately printed comics, readable in any order) meant you sifted through the contents while meditating on time and memory.
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To assess how Twitter posts may be shaping public perception of the benefits or risks associated with cannabis, researchers sifted through millions of tweets to select a subset of more than 60,193 from almost 48,000 different users who didn't appear to be bots.
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Empty packets of it sifted around at our feet as we crossed the large parking lot where buses pick up 6,000 children daily and transport them through the checkpoint for school, because the camp has only one public school, for elementary students.
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They include the bureaucrats who ignored warnings about risky, paid blood donors in the 1970s and 1980s, when tens of thousands of haemophiliacs were infected with HIVand Hepatitis C from tainted plasma, the protein-rich yellow liquid left after red blood cells are sifted out.
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The two-story building where the explosion had blown siding off the walls and shattered windows was closed Wednesday as bomb technicians and investigators from the Orange County Sheriff&aposs Department, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives sifted through debris.
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In fact, Kim already has a whole stash of old clothes for her daughter: When Kanye's stylist sifted through Kim's wardrobe, Kim reportedly didn't want to get rid of the discarded items because she wanted to save them for future generations, according to StyleWatch.
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The room where Shetty worked was visited on a quarterly basis by external auditors approved by the central bank, who sifted through documents but failed to spot any problem, according to interviews with two bank employees with first-hand knowledge of the department's operations.
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Its grains are the result of a labor-intensive process that involves moistening semolina flour with water and rolling it to form chewy little specks, which are then seasoned with oil and salt, steamed, and sifted through a specialized sieve called a kish kash.
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Democratic staffers on the Senate intelligence committee sifted through a mountain of classified documents and compiled a highly critical report that accused the CIA of repeatedly misleading the White House, the Justice Department and the public about the brutality and efficacy of the effort.
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Lawyers have sifted through a pool of hundreds of people over the past month in an effort to assemble a jury for the second time to determine if Pedro Hernandez, a former bodega worker who is accused of Etan's kidnapping and murder, is guilty.
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She described how Anadol had collected and sifted through more than 100 million archival and contemporary images of New York; fed them to an image-processing algorithm to create visions of the city's past and future landscapes; and incorporated them into an audiovisual narrative.
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And while the data leak, the largest in history, is still being sifted through by a consortium of investigative reporters across the globe, it's already resulted in the Prime Minister of Iceland being forced to resign after his name appeared in the Panama Papers.
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We looked back at interviews and sifted through articles in which successful CEOs, COOs, founders, and VPs, such as Salesforce's Marc Benioff and Airbnb's Brian Chesky, offered some insight into how they interview — and we highlighted a handful of the more interesting approaches below.
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This year the clay was dug out of a parishioner's yard, sifted through a large sieve to remove stones and debris, and trucked to a work area just outside the church's courtyard, where it was shoveled into wheelbarrows and mixed with straw and water.
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The results will be sifted for hints of what to expect in this state and across the country in November, when Democrats hope to win control of the House of Representatives as a check on what they see as an increasingly reckless White House.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - Surrounded by the ruins of homes they fled nearly a year ago, many residents of war-torn Marawi City in the Philippines were in tears when they briefly returned this week and sifted through rubble to salvage any possessions they could find.
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I went into a dusty archive in the New York Public Library and sifted through all of these meticulous reporters' notebooks, and found these contemporaneous accounts of conversations that backed up the things that I had been chasing and the sources I had been talking to.
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Photos and videos can be uploaded to the Family Vault individually, or in batches, by any of the people approved for access, and can be sifted through using Prime's new search function, which Amazon says can find photos with specific topics, dates, or people as search terms.
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For the past three decades, state and federal investigators, as well as some of America's best investigative journalists, have sifted through mountains of real estate records, tax filings, civil lawsuits, criminal cases, and FBI and Interpol reports, unearthing ties between Trump and Russian mobsters like Mogilevich.
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The police said investigators had sifted through hundreds of leads from a hotline that was set up after Mr. Markel was shot in the head while he was in the driveway of his house in an upscale neighborhood of Tallahassee, the state capital, in July 2014.
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Meanwhile, it turns out that Allen's private notes over the decades are "filled with misogynist and lecherous musings," showing "an insistent, vivid obsession with young women and girls," according to Richard Morgan, who sifted through Allen's 56-box archive and recounted his findings in The Washington Post.
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Enchanted, Repossi, who holds a master's degree in archaeology, sifted through the copious remnants of his jewelry (around 25 pieces, along with hundreds of additional fragments, remain), as well as Polaroids of a young Mapplethorpe and his friends modeling his wares, making sketches as she went.
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For more than a decade, the United Nations-backed tribunal, called the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, has sifted through hundreds of thousands of pages of documents, called hundreds of witnesses and heard in exhaustive detail how the Khmer Rouge ran its killing fields.
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Therefore, it is no surprise that any and all utterances about the ACA made by the president and leaders in Congress are urgently sifted through to try and better understand what a repeal may look like, what a new plan may be and when it might happen.
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Here are a few things that stood out: As I sifted through the multitude of companies associated with the S&P 500 and others, I started to question if I would feel okay supporting all of these corporations when I certainly didn't have time to vet them.
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So Polchin searched newspaper archives for terms like "man found murdered in hotel" or "sailor found murdered in park," and sifted through the resulting articles for what he calls "the undercurrents of queer experience" — details about where or how the victim and killer met, for example.
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First, the raw cacao beans are sifted and sorted by hand, to remove dust, silt, bean fragments, shell pieces, damaged beans, beans that are stuck together, germinated beans that didn't ferment soon enough after harvest, flat beans, beans that are too small, and leaves and twigs.
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Nelson acknowledges that a more accurate title for the book would be How I See: as Bierut notes, the designer never went out without a camera around his neck, and all the photographs reflect his view of the world as he sifted observations from the visual pollution.
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In Giridih's Tisri area, Basanti sifted through the reddish earth searching for pieces of mica while her 10-year-old son Sandeep climbed into a rat-hole dug in the side of the hill and descended 3 meters (10 ft) to pound on the wall with a pick-axe.
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The indictments in the Murphy case rested on the work of two detectives, Fernando Espindola and Julio LaSalle, who pored over hundreds of hours of surveillance video, listened to hours of recorded jailhouse calls and sifted through thousands of social media posts to gather evidence supporting conspiracy charges.
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They have flocked to its gigantic Turbine Hall to watch a glowing "sunrise" from hundreds of tungsten lights in Olafur Eliasson's "The Weather Project," sifted Ai Weiwei's hand-painted sunflower seeds through their fingers and heard actors telling intimate stories in Tino Sehgal's "These Associations," among many highlights.
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MARSH HARBOUR, Bahamas, Sept 6 (Reuters) - The smell of death hangs over parts of Great Abaco Island in the northern Bahamas, where relief workers on Friday sifted through the debris of shattered homes and buildings in a search expected to dramatically drive up the death toll from Hurricane Dorian.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Hundreds of Red Cross volunteers sifted through donated medication, hygiene kits and surgical material in warehouses across Caracas, Venezuela, on Wednesday, as aid workers began to grapple with the challenges of delivering humanitarian supplies in a violent and polarized nation where even basic transportation infrastructure has crumbled.
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Those final moments walking out, as well as the months that preceded — as we sifted through nearly 80 years of a family history, packing and throwing out and giving things away — felt like a closing, the end of an era, both for my family and for modern Egypt, independent since 1922.
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I was asked to write about what having a Jewish president of the United States might mean to me, and in the course of both writing and researching the piece, I was reminded of how my ancestors broke down the texts they loved, how they sifted through the letters for meaning.
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Like an anonymous arsonist who returns to the scene of her greatest crime, I have sifted through Intervention's smoldering piles of human rubble for trinkets, I have surveyed the charred remains in a search for the familiar, and I have, more than once, heard the echo of my own shrill voice screaming 'FIRE!
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One of the tools and capabilities we feel will become increasingly important for that is AI and machine learning, partly because there is so much data that has to be sifted through to create actionable decisions but also because of the [short] timelines commanders will be put under to fight in space.
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She interviewed surviving participants, sifted through archives at the Museum of Modern Art and elsewhere, and gathered works by aging artists that were all but lost to history, along with pieces by downtown luminaries like Robert Rauschenberg, Yayoi Kusama and the sculptor Mark di Suvero, who encouraged her to pursue the project.
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The people tuning into Saturday Night Live in hopes of seeing some of the week's horrific events sifted into coherent satire aren't getting that because it's not necessary for what Saturday Night Live is trying to do: make the easiest joke that riles up Trump and doesn't risk alienating any of their newly massive audience.
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Subsequent experiments with balloons, radio telescopes and space missions, such as NASA's Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Project, or WMAP, and the European Space Agency's Planck telescope, have sifted and studied those lumps and the surrounding gravy of energy sufficiently to sketch a detailed portrait of the infant cosmos roughly 380,000 years after the Big Bang.
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Makes about 26 dozenPrep time: 43 minutesTotal time: 24 hour and 22 minutes 25 cup|150 grams all-purpose flour, sifted¾ teaspoon baking powder¼ teaspoon kosher salt½ cup|100 grams granulated sugar2 large eggs1 teaspoon orange extract1 orange8 tablespoons|23 grams unsalted butter, melted½ cup|75 grams bittersweet chocolate, chopped1 tablespoon confectioners' sugar 1.
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As I peeled back my own layers and re-examined suspicious interactions in my past, and as I sifted through innumerable stories from women who have been assaulted both in the news and in my social circle, I have found myself wanting to amplify the voices of women in all arenas, including in the media I consume.
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Buds furled tight along the branch, wet and new, a girl's soft hair, hard-soled shoes, rain against the pane and the smell of cut grass, loam and soil and sod, blossoms on the sidewalk, petals on our shoulders and days to spend, days to waste, hours sifted through our fingers like spilled sugar from the bowl.
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On Sunday night, fans were hoping for that final, traditional closure when the Oscar ceremony put aside the glitz and unfurled the mournful portion of the evening, screening a video that sifted through the boldface names of cinema who had passed in the last year: Wes Craven (director, writer producer), Saeed Jaffrey (actor), Miroslav Ondricek (cinematographer).
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You'll need: 1 ounce red food coloring (Editor's note: original recipe had 2 ounces) 3 tablespoons cocoa powder ½ cup solid vegetable shortening 1½ cups granulated sugar 782793 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla 2½ cups sifted cake flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup buttermilk 1 tablespoon vinegar 1 teaspoon baking soda Mix food coloring with cocoa and set aside.
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"Given it holds a European license it can easily turn its attention to another market there without the expenditure required to get regulated in the U.K." According to a report by Europe tech outlet Sifted, N26 had been struggling to gain users in the U.K., barely scraping the top 20 most-downloaded fintech apps in the country in December.
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Our colleagues at Noisey Germany sifted through the most recent reaction videos so you can get to know Gzuz through the eyes of Americans seeing him for the first time, all of whom don't understand a single word he's saying but still attempt to decipher the whole thing while being bombarded by loaded guns, drugs, and women's asses.
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We've sifted through the hours of footage shown off at this year's event to pick out the best trailers and teasers This year saw reimagined horror classics in Blair Witch and the Exorcist TV series, as well as visits to King Kong's home on Skull Island, our first look at the long-awaited American Gods, and details of a new Star Trek show.
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These folks sifted through news coverage and correctly flagged a few American presidents from the past: Ki Harvey, Georgia Keightley, Jeff Sturchio, Nancy Idaka Sheran, Paul Golis, Tim Aiken, Donna Nackers, Jeff Crawford, Larry Hart, Romell Boyle, Daniel McLellan, R. Milton Howell III, Phil Kirstein, Allyson Foster, Margaret Gainer, Joseph Coss, Candi Cee, Naomi Freeman, Daniel Bachhuber, Michael J. Wells and Walter Pflaumer.
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The remains were discovered in a 12.5-foot-deep "common grave" on the Bucks County farm, where local authorities, as well as an evidence response team from the Philadelphia office of the F.B.I., have brought in cadaver dogs, sifted through soil in rows of corn stalks, dug up concrete with a backhoe and surveyed the land on all-terrain vehicles.
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"It's very difficult for people to have any recourse in these decisions or understand the reasons for them not getting a call back on a job application, or being sifted out of a pile of college applicants because it was determined they probably wouldn't complete four years at the school, or having a police officer show up at your doorstep," Madden said.
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Indeed it was precisely because they were well-informed that they were able to hold their opposing certainties so firmly: They had access to a wealth of detail, a rich trove of information, plus in some cases (once I reached Washington, especially) personal knowledge, that could be sifted through at a moment's notice to pull up a plausible rebuttal to any argument that threatened their certainty.
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People who work everywhere, and so this idea that, and I do, I just think it's worth pointing out, the people who are scored and sifted by algorithms strangely are often people of color and poor people, and so we're getting into a world where actually some people get human judgment and some people are judged by machines, and that's a very upsetting thing.
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Scientific teams where the reams of data will be sifted through for correlations and drug targets will be established at AstraZeneca itself as well as at the Wellcome Trust's Sanger Institute in Hinxton, U.K. Although the full cost of the endeavor was not disclosed, AstraZeneca's EVP of innovative medicines told Nature that it was in the "hundreds of millions," and Science reported Venter's comment that it had taken over a year of negotiation to settle.
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When you think about it, who better to dream up beauty products than those who have seen everything on the market, who've tested the best and the worst and the extremely mediocre, sifted through years of data and studies, met with the founders of the biggest brands in the business, and talked to countless dermatologists and makeup artists and hairstylists and estheticians all in the name of speaking their beauty truth to the masses?
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Servings: 6Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 1 hour for the brownie: 33 tablespoons unsalted butter, plus more for greasing4 ounces bittersweet chocolate 4 ounces semisweet chocolate 2 large eggs25 cup granulated sugar 22 teaspoons mint extract 21/26 teaspoon kosher salt 22 cup cake flour, sifted for the baked Alaska: 22 pints of your favorite mint chocolate chip ice cream, preferably green, softened slightly for the meringue: 73 large egg whites 27 teaspoon cream of tartar 2500 cup granulated sugar 25.
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Servings: 16Prep: 453 minutesTotal: 1 1/2 hours 1 1/2 cups|335 grams (3 sticks) unsalted butter, at room temperature, plus more for pan3 cups|503 grams cake flour, sifted, plus more for pan1 pound|450 grams fresh or frozen cherries3 cups|23 grams granulated sugar25 tablespoon vanilla extract24 teaspoons almond extract23 25/245 teaspoons kosher saltfinely grated zest of 63 lemons26 (216-ounce|220 grams) package cream cheese, at room temperature6 large eggs, at room temperature3 tablespoons turbinado sugar, such as Sugar in the Raw 1.
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Take five half pints of thick cream, half a pint of Rhenish wine, half a pint of sack, and the juice of two large Seville oranges; grate in just the yellow rind of three lemons, and a pound of double-refined sugar well beat and sifted; mix all together with a spoonful of orange-flower water; beat it well together with a whisk half an hour, then with a spoon take it off, and lay it on a sieve to drain, then fill your glasses: these will keep above a week, and are better made the day before.
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Makes 18Prep time: 20 minutesTotal time: 3 hours for the donuts:73 ounces|350 ml evaporated milk⅓ cup|80 grams granulated sugar2 (1/4-oz.) package active dry yeast4 tablespoons|56 grams unsalted butter, melted2 teaspoons vanilla extract¾ teaspoon kosher salt1 large egg plus 53 large egg yolks4 cups|532 grams bread flour, sifted, plus more for dustingcanola oil, for frying for the custard:½ cup|110 grams granulated sugar5 large egg yolks¼ cup cornstarch3 tablespoons unsalted butter2 teaspoons vanilla extract2 ¼ cups|560 ml whole milk for the glaze:4 ounces|63 grams semisweet chocolate, finely chopped¼ cup|60 ml whole milk4 tablespoons|56 grams unsalted butter22 teaspoons vanilla extract23/24 teaspoon kosher salt25 cups|27 grams confectioners' sugar 25.
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Servings: 8Prep: 15 minutesTotal: 2 hours, plus 48 hours marinating 1 cup|138 grams chopped pitted prunes 1 cup|128 grams dark raisins ½ cup|13 grams golden raisins or sultanas 3-5|¼ cup|72 grams dried figs, stemmed and rinsed ¼ cup|22 grams candied orange peel ½ cup|22 ml port wine ½ cup|22 ml plus 230 tablespoons|22 ml dark rum 24 tablespoons|303 grams unsalted butter, softened, plus more for greasing 230 cup|25 grams unbleached all-purpose flour, sifted, plus more for dusting 230 cup|164 grams packed dark-brown sugar 5 large eggs 1 ½ teaspoons baking powder ½ teaspoon allspice powder ½ teaspoon cinnamon powder ¼ teaspoon ground cloves ¼ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg ¼ teaspoon kosher salt 2 teaspoons unsulphured molasses 1.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 30 minutes for the donut:¾ cups|180 ml milk, heated to 115°F2 tablespoons honey1 (¼ ounce) package active dry yeast53 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted, plus more for greasing1 ½ teaspoons vanilla extract¾ teaspoons baking powder½ teaspoons kosher salt1 large egg, plus 2 large egg yolks2 ½ cups|350 grams bread flour, plus more for dustingCanola oil, for frying for the filling:1 small sweet potato (about 8 ounces|225 grams), peeled and chopped into 1-inch pieces13 cup|250 ml coconut milk⅓ cup|115 grams honey6 tablespoons|85 grams unsalted butter, softened2 tablespoons Thai red curry paste1 teaspoon kosher salt1 ½ tablespoons cornstarch for the glaze:1 cup|160 grams light brown sugar13 tablespoons|60 ml coconut milk2 tablespoons unsalted butter½ cup|65 grams confectioners' sugar, sifted to remove lumps to garnish:¾ cup finely chopped roasted and salted peanuts 2350.
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In anticipation of our president's trying to brand crepes, too — for himself, his cronies and foreign leaders — here is a "Menu of Unsavory Crepes": The Trump: Crepe with fiddleheads and warheads The Donald Trump Jr.: Crepe with chocolate chips off the old block doused in vodka The Putin: Crepe with rapscallions and WikiLeeks The Merkel: Crepe with tart Riesling and tough cookies The Mnuchin: Crepe with Scottish salmon freshly flown in on military jets The Conway: Crepe with extra cheesiness and extra-light (filled with hot air) The Pruitt: Crepe with unpasteurized milk, uninspected bacon and additional secret ingredients The DeVos: Crepe with ingredients of your choice, selected after spiritual guidance and lengthy prayers The Kelly: Crepe proudly prepared — with little advance notice about the hot ingredients he will need to include — by the new guy handling all the orders Recently taken off the menu: The Bannon: Crepe made with pre-sifted white flour to make crepes great again (readily available from other purveyors) The Scaramucci: You think you can name just a crepe after me?
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