Interjecting even more race talk into Alabama's politics is not productive.
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I expect great things as President Trump puts his inaugural talk into action.
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Why it matters: You can talk into your watch like a walkie talkie.
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Will.i.am believes it's no longer awkward for people to talk into their wrists.
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"Talk into your phone, talk to a friend, do a mock conversation," Salemi said.
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It's not going to instantly turn your next TED talk into a classic, either.
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When the telephone became to scary to talk into, we invented online pizza ordering.
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Moore, a W.N.B.A. star, said she wanted to translate social justice talk into action.
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Now you can talk into your friendly little home AI tower to order toilet paper.
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I think you should probably sit because it is easier to talk into the microphone.
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"Mírame los ojos, háblame a el oído" (" Look into my eyes, talk into my ear").
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Talking tough on crime is one thing; translating tough talk into effective policy quite another.
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Then, that July, several events helped set the conditions to turn such talk into transfers.
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The most high-profile solutions that solve that "just talk into the room" problem are soundbars.
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Blake then appears to talk into his cellphone before picking up the objectm the Post reported.
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But a little discomfort is well worth the payoff that comes from turning talk into action.
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And you simply talk into it, and you say tell me what happens when you have sinusitis.
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That could attract the monologue-style YouTube vloggers who have trained themselves to talk into their computer.
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Trump simply lacks the political leverage at the moment to turn his happy talk into actual results.
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That news kicked expansion talk into overdrive, with everything from history lessons to mock drafts popping up.
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At night, we would talk into the wee hours about our children, marriages, careers and, eventually, grandchildren.
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Is it possible Steven's run up against someone he can't hug, cry, or talk into cooperating with him?
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People can talk into the earbuds, and the phone's speaker will translate into a desired language, or vice versa.
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Apple Watch gets Walkie-Talkie mode What Apple announced: You can talk into your watch like a walkie talkie.
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Amazon and Blink have incorporated two-way talk into the XT2, and it also works with Alexa voice commands.
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"I've killed a lot of plants," said Dr. Petrie, whom Dr. Montenegro was trying to talk into an orchid.
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If not, a good analog might be the ridiculous sound your voice makes when you talk into a moving fan.
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Joshua Gibbons: Initially it had a lot to do with, quite simply, who I could smooth talk into getting involved.
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Glory tried to use Cor against me, to talk into my feelings, because he was my coach for ten years.
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"It would be who could I talk into it," she mused about the possibility of merging reality TV's biggest players.
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Press and hold the Siri button (the microphone) to run a command, then talk into the top of the remote.8.
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However, while the two of you could certainly have a bodily connection, Kanye's Gemini side might turn pillow talk into bickering.
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I think specifically for young people this is the time to turn a lot of that talk into real political action.
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For the most part, Ms. Green does not obviously engage with her participants, but instead lets them talk into the camera.
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They announced the Spice World 2019 tour, finally putting the "getting back together" talk into action with a very on-brand announcement.
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Currently, digital personal assistants like Microsoft's Cortana, Apple's Siri and Google Now allow users to talk into their devices and receive information.
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Now just try to talk into the microphone and be cogent and intelligent, and that should work fine for us, all right?
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After all, unless both of you are wearing earbuds with no phone necessary, isn't it easier to just talk into a translation app?
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Every time I talk into the camera people take pictures and record from the sidelines, waiting to tattle on me to Trump staffers.
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But the latest intrusion of political talk into sports — whether you deem it excessive or welcome — has had a drastic effect on coverage.
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He hugged the actor Terry Crews, who was there to moderate the panel—and then leaned over so he could talk into Crews' microphone.
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The talks with Mr. Davutoglu later Friday still could be lengthy, forcing leaders to talk into the weekend or to schedule yet another meeting.
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I guess I'd rather have a doorknob/magic marker/old Mars bar to talk into than be forced to speak like a normal human.
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Then you keep holding the toilet paper roll over the drain, you talk into it, and your neighbor can hear what you're saying clearly.
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The video, posted to YouTube, shows the soldiers as they talk into a camera, standing in front of a pair of U.S. and Qatari flags.
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Just before I jumped back into the light I overheard some maintenance guy talk into his voicecom about a defective soul valve or some crap.
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En route to my Airbnb, I go through my contacts to see who I can sweet talk into giving me credentials for the convention center.
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It kind of looks like a cellphone and if I'm too embarrassed I'll talk into it so it looks like I'm on a conference call.
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Bashinsky proceeded to talk into the phone about city plans to cut nonprofit funding, saying city leaders have "lost their minds," according to the local outlet.
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Turning the language of so-called "locker room talk" into our rallying cry was just the beginning of reappropriating "male-only" spaces to speak our truths.
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"I remember thinking, I'll be close, but I'll try to keep my mouth and nose away and maybe let someone talk into my ear," Alire said.
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Ordinarily I would have swerved Bob because of his inability to nudge our chat beyond the realms of small talk into something that actually resembled conversation.
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The rapper phoned in to the Reform Philly rally Tuesday through his attorney, Joe Tacopina, who put him on speaker and let him talk into the mic.
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A Google Voice phone number isn't managed by a mobile carrier and doesn't have anyone a hacker could talk into helping them obtain control of your number.
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IF: For a variety of reasons, most importantly for people who have speech challenges but also people for whatever reason who don't want to talk into their phone.
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Increase video sharing and watching by increasing video length People talk into the end of videos, so content is missed, and people just post another follow-up video.
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However, the outlook for Asia's export-reliant economies remains clouded by worries about U.S. trade protectionism as the Trump administration starts translating last year's tough talk into action.
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Charge is a new mobile internet provider who aims squarely at the generation of people who prefer to tap on their mobile devices rather than talk into them.
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The worst part of all this is that I often use speech-to-text to talk into my phone when I don't have my hands free to text.
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The outlook for Asia's export-reliant economies, however, remains clouded by worries about U.S. trade protectionism as the Trump administration starts translating last year's tough talk into action.
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Or would the Constitution, the Geneva Conventions and other long-established legal barriers leave the new president unable to turn heated and sometimes hyperbolic campaign talk into reality?
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And a friend encouraged me to talk into voice memos as a feelings diary, which I did a ton while driving hours by myself on dirt roads in Chile.
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Farther out, it'll probably even become second nature to talk into our AR headsets just as it's become okay — revered even — to suck nicotine steam from overheated USB sticks.
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You talk into your watch inspector gadget style, which seems like a final actualization of our childhood dreams and ignite a hope that the future may finally be here.
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He was wearing an earpiece with a microphone, the kind that security guards wear when they talk into their sleeves, except that his microphone was pinned to his shirt.
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Soon after becoming attorney general, he turned Mr. Trump's cartoonish law-and-order campaign talk into reality by directing federal prosecutors to bring the harshest charges possible in all cases.
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So it was a shock to discover that the Apple TV version of Siri, where you talk into the remote, is by far the most accurate voice assistant I've ever used.
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President Trump's campaign-trail rhetoric calling for an "America first" stance on trade helped propel him to victory, and the White House unsurprisingly has started to translate that talk into policy.
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Ayad and Ivanova both agreed that Pixel Buds and Google Translate are convenient technologies, but there's still the friction of holding out a Pixel phone for the other person to talk into.
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The Royal Foundation, set up by the three royals, hopes the information will now be used to help more people with mental health issues, moving beyond encouraging them to talk into practical solutions.
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And it&aposs too much talk into fundraisers, because the people they talk to on these kinds of shows are really the people they want the money from, and they&aposre the elite.
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There's been plenty of talk from politicians and the presidential candidates about the need to increase infrastructure investment, but more U.S. pension funds like CalPERS are putting talk into action — and in a big way.
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But here's the thing — no matter how good the advice is, it eventually gets boring to watch the same person talk into the camera each day for a seemingly endless amount of 10 second snaps.
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On a standout track that ends as soon as it runs out of lyrics (that is, very quickly) Poor Sport reworks Rihanna's vague EDM pep-talk into a hectic, cavernous piece of undefinable club music.
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The result of Price's reworking of a 2007 artist's talk into an ongoing video series, Redistribution enacts the kind of frenetic, even aleatory mutation that information, culture, and concepts undergo as they circulate through global networked space.
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While it's looking very unlikely Trump will become president, he has accomplished something truly disturbing: bringing this kind of talk into the political mainstream, and getting crowds of people, plus members of the conservative media, to cheer it on.
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WM: Or you take ... or you're in the vicinity of your phone, get a call and you choose ... you're among the very few people that choose to answer a phone call on the Apple Watch and talk into it.
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It's got a microphone (if you feel the need to talk into your watch), NFC (if you feel the need to pay for stuff with Android Pay), and a gyroscope and accelerometer (if you feel the need to track your steps).
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Patti Smith: Well with this little book, Devotion, the genesis was a talk I was invited to give at Yale about writing, and then the idea was that I was supposed to expand the talk into an essay about writing.
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To revisit questions you've already asked, there's no need to talk into the app again — just touch the magnifying glass in the upper left-hand corner to see a record of your questions, which you can tap to automatically ask again.
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I therefore write this in the hope of furthering the national conversation, a conversation that must not be stilted by the participants simply retreating to their corners to talk into their respective mirrors about their own steadfast views on a subject.
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They had directly next to the vanity — I was turning into a Tasmanian devil — but they had the little stands so you could put your phone in the thing, press with one finger to record and do your makeup, and talk into the camera.
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No doubt people had long said that a thing got under your skin or that we got a kick out of something else, but no one said exactly those formal sentences; Porter's special work was in elevating the smallest of small talk into comic poetry.
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" Why he's wary of injecting too much Trump talk into The Ringer's stories and podcasts: "I do think we owe it to ourselves to be somewhat balanced with how we present stuff, because at some point, sports and pop culture is an escape for some people.
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If you're the only person wearing Dash Pro earbuds in a two-way conversation, you still have to hold your phone out so that the person you're talking to has a microphone to talk into and a speaker to hear your own words translated into their language.
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Among Mr Ischinger's most striking points were his arguments that: For ease of reading I have divided up our talk into seven sections: Germany's military role, Germany and the bomb, the Franco-German relationship, Germany and the EU, Germany's relationship with change, Germany and Russia, Germany and America.
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When Kyle Stevens parents reported Larry's sexual abuse of their daughter to a MSU psychiatrist and he brought Larry in to talk into her parents instead of reporting as he was mandated to do by law, was it the right way or the wrong way to handle a report of sexual assault on MSU's campus?
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Working with the app might help dispel the myth that there are math people and non-math people, said Dr. Levine, and make parents less anxious and more willing to introduce math talk into their daily lives (let's put five raisins in each cookie; let's set the table, how many forks do we need?).
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The track's built around four minutes of droney organ grooves, fluttering hand percussion, and the reedy voice of singer Alex Chavez, who offers a desperate, almost existential plea to be recognized in the song's chanted chorus: "Cuéntame en palabras que aún conozco / Mírame los ojos, háblame a el oído" ("Tell me in words that I, too, speak / look into my eyes, talk into my ear").
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Operation Hajji Baba, a humanitarian airlift operation conducted in 1952 by the US Air Force, took its name from the Hajji Baba novels. Morier is credited with introducing the word "bosh", meaning absurd or foolish talk, into the English language. It is derived from the Turkish word boş meaning "empty".
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Her resignation letter was picked up by Refinery29 with the headline "This Might Be The Best Resignation Letter Ever Written." The letter itself described Lublin's successes at the organization. In 2013, while still CEO of DoSomething.org, Lublin turned her first TED talk into her second founded nonprofit organization, Crisis Text Line.
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The song was released as a single in 1996 and received positive comments from music critics. Entertainment Weekly editor Laura Jamison said that the album Jesus Freak "combines textured vocals, aggressive guitar, and solid songwriting, especially on 'Colored People'." In addition to "Jesus Freak" and "Between You and Me," "Colored People" was considered instrumental in breaking DC Talk into the mainstream.
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From the Maximum Fun website: "This incredible podcast features comedian/musician/writer/actor/artist/man-about-town/thinking man Dave Hill sitting down and having a delightful conversation with various notable people, including but not limited to fellow comedians, musicians, actors, authors, supermodels, convicts and whoever else he can talk into it." The podcast has since been revived by Hill as an independently produced show.
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Herb was once a successful car manufacturer before Homer ruined him and his company ("Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?"); Herb is now homeless and destitute. After hearing a baby cry, Herb devises a plan to regain his wealth: he invents a machine that translates baby talk into language adults can understand to respond to their infants' needs. Herb's invention is an instant success which makes him rich again.
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Google Hangouts is a cross-platform messaging app developed by Google. Originally a feature of Google+, Hangouts became a stand-alone product in 2013, when Google also began integrating features from Google+ Messenger and Google Talk into Hangouts. In 2017, Google began developing Hangouts into a product aimed at enterprise communication. Hangouts is now part of the G Suite line of products and consists of two primary products: Google Meet and Google Chat.
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The song concludes with turning talk into action ("Time solves words—by deeds"), and ending the old order and beginning the new ("Let Ends Begin"). Paul Hegarty and Martin Halliwell wrote in Beyond and Before: Progressive Rock Since the 1960s that the lyrics avoid "populist demagoguery" by emphasising the road to revolution and the need for "the oppressed" to recognise society's flaws. They stated that Krause's "note-shifting vocals complete the song's Brechtian didactic model".
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Saunders was instrumental in the history of UK medical ethics. She was an advisor to Andrew Mephem whose report led the Rev. Edward Shotter to set up the London Medical Group, a forerunner of the Society for the Study of Medical Ethics, later the Institute of Medical Ethics. She gave one of the first LMG lectures on the subject of pain, developing the talk into "The Nature and Management of Terminal pain" by 1972.
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The record you have bought is a mixture of the two evenings. Once they had mastered which end of the microphone to talk into, Derek and Clive gained enormously in confidence. Their method is basically a stream of unconsciousness, a mixture of Dylan Thomas and Mae West, with overtones of Goethe. At a time when British influence is declining throughout the world, Derek and Clive represent welcome evidence of what this great country could be.
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Birdbath's plot centers around Frankie, who has a one-night stand with a waitress named Velma. They drink and talk into the night, going further into their hidden pasts, until Velma reveals that she murdered her mother earlier that morning. Birdbath remained a staple of off-off-Broadway, receiving a production at La MaMa and later being published by Ellen Stewart in Six From La Mama. Joe Chaikin paints Joyce Aaron in San Shepard's "Fourteen Hundred Thousand" at Theatre Genesis cir.
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Eva Blue gets high on marijuana in her living room, and falls asleep on the couch. A woman named Elise is then shown in bed with her husband, Nick, who she tries to talk into having sex with her. Nick ignores his wife's advances (not for the first time) and berates her appearance, housekeeping, and cooking before heading to a business appointment, mentioning on his way out that they have been invited to dinner at Eva Blue's house. Elise calls her lover over, and Nick buys a meat cleaver at a hardware store.
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She is rushed to hospital the following day after being discovered by Mercedes, Darren and Patrick, and the McQueens are told that Phoebe may make a full recovery, or she may never wake up. After remaining in a coma for several weeks Lindsey tells the McQueens that Phoebe's organs are shutting down. John Paul McQueen (James Sutton) visits Robbie in prison and tells him about Phoebe. He asks him to talk into a phone so that he can play it for Phoebe in the hope hearing his voice may wake her up.
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Zen is a skilled martial artist, trained in the ways of the Masters of Om. He is a master fighter, and knowledgeable in all forms of hand- to-hand combat. Zen also communicates through a unique type of telepathy that nobody truly understands. He is able to simply "talk" into your head, allowing you to hear him as though he was simply speaking out loud. When you speak back to him, he "hears" you though a combination of sound waves and thought patterns that he takes in as language and sound.
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Lianna is married to a college professor in film and media at a university in a midsized New Jersey town and has two children. In order to give her husband the greater freedom he wants and address her boredom, she takes a child psychology class with her friend, Sandy. Becoming more involved in the class, she realizes she has a crush on the instructor, Ruth. Ruth invites Lianna home for dinner and they talk into the night, Lianna explaining that she was a graduate student and married her professor.
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Meanwhile, as to mere formalism, rather, which coverts everyday talk into logical forms, but does not reduce it to logic, neopositivists, despite accepting hypotheticodeductivist theory development, upheld symbolic logic as the language to justify, by verification or confirmation, its results. But then Hempel's paradox of confirmation highlighted that formalizing confirmatory evidence of the hypothesized, universal law All ravens are black—implying All nonblack things are not ravens—formalizes defining a white shoe, in turn, as a case confirming All ravens are black.Bechtel, Philosophy of Science (Lawrence Earlbaum, 1988), pp 24–27.
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Ron is an Adelaide man in his early 20s struggling to find work after he is laid off from his machinist apprenticeship. Though his crass attitude and language have been a hindrance, Ron also blames others around him for blocking his dreams. In particular, he fantasises himself driving along a coastal road in a Porsche 911, with a girl in the passenger seat, following a black sedan driving erratically before driving into a ravine. Ron can sweet-talk into situations favourable to him, including joyriding in a Triumph Stag under the pretence of a dealer test-drive.
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Monitored alarm systems AMCO provides both standard monitored alarms as well as immediate audio response monitored alarms - also known as listen-in alarm monitoring. Immediate audio response monitoring means that when an alarm is activated, a signal is sent immediately to a remote monitoring station allowing the monitoring station to listen and talk into the property via a speaker/microphone unit (installed in the property). In the case of a registered emergency, the monitoring station can then call the property keyholders and the emergency services (e.g., police in the case of a burglary or the Fire Services in the case of a fire).
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They try to give Battersea to Sam, but he rejects it and, when they talk of the majestic funeral for Bella, he laughs and tells them she will go in the dustcart. He leaves and, after tying Battersea to his table, the children take Bella's body, and at night sneak into the cemetery at Hyde Park and bury it there. They hide when their dad and Sam arrive outside the cemetery with Battersea, but fall asleep as the two talk into the night about life, death, dogs and children. When they awake the following morning Dad is overjoyed to see them and they leave Battersea with Sam.
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In the late 1950s, Wallis gave a lecture entitled "The strength of England" at Eton College, and continued to deliver versions of the talk into the early 1970s, presenting technology and automation as a way to restore Britain's dominance. He advocated nuclear- powered cargo submarines as a means of making Britain immune to future embargoes, and to make it a global trading power. He complained of the loss of aircraft design to the US, and suggested that Britain could dominate air travel by developing a small supersonic airliner capable of short take-off and landing. Wallis became a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1945 and was knighted in 1968.
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Alf (Sid Melton) and his "brother" Ralph (Mary Grace Canfield) are two quarrelsome carpenters. In the episode that introduces them, Alf confesses that Ralph is actually his sister, and explains they would not get jobs if people knew that she is a woman. The Monroes rarely finish projects, and those that they do complete are disasters, such as the Douglases' bedroom closet's sliding door that is always falling down, their unsuccessful attempts to secure the doorknob to the front door, etc. In one episode, after accidentally sawing Sam Drucker's telephone line at the general store, they splice it back together, although backwards, causing Drucker to listen at the mouthpiece and talk into the receiver.
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With the addition of Stirratt, Coomer, and Johnston just prior to the recording of Anodyne, Farrar and Tweedy's relationship became more tumultuous, leading to verbal altercations after concerts. In one account, Tweedy recalled: > Around this time, I would say something into a microphone onstage, and > afterward [Farrar would] pull me aside and say, "Don't you ever fucking talk > into that microphone again." He would misconstrue me talking into the > microphone as more evidence of my out-of-control, rampant ego, more evidence > of me feeling like I didn't have to be so fucking afraid anymore. Tweedy felt the new members gave him a new opportunity to contribute to the band, but Farrar felt disdain for Tweedy's new carefree attitude.
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Tyler Brennen (Jay Karnes) was a ruthless gunrunner and former military intelligence operative. He is the first villain-of-the-week to become a recurring character and the first person whom Michael can never smooth-talk into doing anything.2009 San Diego Comic-Con International panel, available on Season 3 DVD box set In the season two episode "Sins of Omission", he kidnaps the young son of professional thief (and Michael's former fiancée) Samantha Kees (Dina Meyer) to force her to steal the MacGuffin-of-the-week, which he expects will yield enough money to retire. Michael, dispensing with the use of cover identities and approaching Brennen as himself, frees Samantha's son and tricks Brennen into letting him return the item to its rightful owner, forcing Brennen to go on the run from his buyers.
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Writing for The Washington Post, writer Manuel Roig-Franzia sardonically suggested that the phrase did not exist and had never before been used until President Barack Obama used it during an interview with Meet the Press on 6 December 2008.President Obama on Meet the Press to describe projects for his stimulus plan during a Meet the Press interview - Obama Brings "Shovel-Ready" Talk Into Mainstream by Manuel Roig-Franzia, Washington Post (8 January 2009) Obama used the phrase to describe infrastructure projects that were ready to immediately receive stimulus funding of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009."The Obama Buzzword That Hit Pay Dirt", Washington Post Later, other commentators suggested the phrase denoted projects which were able to begin construction within a specific time- frame of three or four months"Shovel ready" projects aim to get money working fast by Robert Gavin, Boston Globe (20 January 2009) on a use it or lose it basis.
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The Creel sisters, Monica, Joy, and Leanna, appeared in roles together on Growing Pains and Beverly Hills 90210, among others; they also were interviewed on The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson. While her sisters eventually chose paths away from the spotlight, Monica began appearing in several popular television shows, which included Married... with Children, where she appeared as Esther, a celibate teen-in- distress, whom Bud, who works as a dispatcher for a "Virgin Hotline", must talk into staying celibate in the season 9 episode "Dial "B" for Virgin". Lacy's additional television credits include dating Kramer on the classic Seinfeld episode "The Yada Yada", going through heartbreak on FOX's Party of Five, and an appearance on the Baywatch episode "Shark's Cove" in 1992. Lacy's more recent television appearances include guest-starring roles on CBS's Hawaii Five-O as an MIT computer scientist and on ABC's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. as a suffering wife. She has also appeared in such films as the Sundance Award-winning Possums, Freeway with Reese Witherspoon, and The Cell alongside Vincent D’Onofrio.
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