And yes, there are threaded replies and also the Q&As have threaded video replies.
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Twitter is testing threaded replies and status indicators Twitter is testing threaded replies and presence indicators.
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But where most demoware is "jerky" or "not properly threaded," Mehta's "scrolled really smoothly and the images were properly threaded, and I could see that he was a craftsman," says Tan.
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Most of the weavers were women, whose progress was measured bit by bit: A wire that threaded through a magnetic core was a 1; a wire threaded outside of it was a 33.
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Got my neck line hit up and my eyebrows threaded.
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A hollow needle is threaded with a red optical fiber.
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The leads are threaded out, and the skull is closed.
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Threaded comments, for example, originated as a twtr app experiment.
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Ductwork and diffusers were threaded artfully under the balcony floors.
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With twttr's threaded conversations feature making its way to Twitter.
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MD: Or threaded discussion boards in the early days, right?
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Just a thin plastic seal threaded between two flush steel holes.
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Threaded throughout is a sense of vulnerability that provides thematic continuity.
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That space is threaded by roads, asphalt lifelines of the population.
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Flashbacks of her time in World War II are threaded throughout.
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Scenarios of romantic deception and skulduggery are threaded with political implications.
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Zuckerberg drove home one important theme threaded throughout the talk, though.
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For a decade, pride parades have threaded through New Delhi's streets.
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"The brain and hand and heart are threaded together," Scott said.
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"Financial literacy is threaded through the income and wealth gaps we have. "
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Waxman-Markey threaded it about as well as was possible in 22009.
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The service supports annotations, threaded comments on film, and time stamped comments.
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A man named Eddie threaded through the midafternoon crowd in Cambridge, Mass.
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You want thin rectangular slices, which, when threaded on skewers, lie flat.
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Narrator: The concept of threaded portraits was not created by Alfred, though.
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They must be threaded through tiny internal channels on carbon fiber frames.
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GIF databases, threaded tweetstorms, Twitter-based meme culture, and so much more.
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Aggressiveness and angst are threaded throughout the power anthems on this record.
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This is a feminine hand, but with a mean streak threaded through.
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Behind the acquisition is a story threaded with serendipity, return, and collaboration.
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They threaded fluid lines into her veins and readied a breathing tube.
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But the dark vision threaded through her work has retained its power.
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It's a great irony that right at the very moment everyone is talking about unlocking parallelization and writing multi-threaded and hyper-efficient code, we suddenly have to figure out how to write efficient single-threaded code again.
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Threaded through so much of this is the implicit question: Well, wouldn't you?
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While we're here, I decide to get my eyebrows tamed — I mean threaded.
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Marbles are poured into a plastic tube through which sticks have been threaded.
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The missteps and setbacks, however, have been threaded through with Gaga's long game.
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Are these channel conversations searchable as with Slack, and are there threaded comments?
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Nearly a decade later, Stoddart threaded a ring of molecules onto an axle.
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Before Slack finally added threaded conversations, it addressed this problem with Emoji Reactions.
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There are cleaners, banks, bakeries and restaurants threaded through the old residential blocks.
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If your brilliance can't be confined to 280 characters, try a threaded tweet.
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They can be molded in just about any shape or threaded into fibers.
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Outside, threaded among the apartment buildings, will be a 2.6-acre public park.
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" Variety's Brian Lowry said Rock "brilliantly threaded the needle with his opening monologue.
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Threaded together, the scenes both perplex and greet the eye as fantastically mundane.
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I threaded the tester through the zipper pull on my kid's rain jacket.
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Unlikely pairings were threaded through the shows here, pinging off one another delightfully.
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Mark walked up the hill and threaded through side streets to the heath.
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Hertl threaded a goalmouth feed to Pavelski, who one-timed his shot past Enroth.
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I walk to the eyebrow place that's five minutes away to get them threaded.
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Big blocks of text with threaded discussions feel dated compared to other film forums.
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In India, packets of instant oatmeal are threaded with turmeric, onion flakes and fenugreek.
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But he never threaded his tweets to make sure that they all stayed together.
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Some took to Twitter to apologize for the project in threaded and numbered tweets.
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Woodsman says the prefabricated tiny house has 21 insulated panels connected by threaded rods.
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When Slack implemented threaded conversations, it seemed like the holy grail for internal communications.
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Grief pops up unbidden—it's threaded through the film like a pair of shoelaces.
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Forssmann threaded a thin tube through his arm until it pierced his right atrium.
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Did her fingers bleed as she threaded each sliver of steel through the silk?
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Few other new features beyond threaded conversations were tried out on the testing platform.
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Even with his finely threaded statement, Mr. Keenum, the university's president, has been criticized.
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Zibanejad faked a shot, then threaded a pass through the slot to Jacob Trouba.
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But the smartest rom-com-adjacent moments were threaded throughout Nick and Jess's storylines.
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Fast threaded a pass through the crease to Howden, whose shot went over Hutton's glove.
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While Groups is great for threaded posts about a topic, those don't quite feel alive.
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And actually we multi-threaded the mapper, because it's the most expensive part [i.e. computationally].
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If you've ever had your eyebrows threaded, you probably know how painful it can be.
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First responders in Phoenixville, Pa., threaded a rope to the boy, as Fox 29 reported.
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A small tube is threaded through the blood vessels to reach and clear the blockage.
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Trying to embrace the information drought, Diana threaded through the tables that filled the space.
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LED strips were threaded along the perimeter of the floor, up-lighting Mr. Melcarth's creation.
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You're almost always single-threaded in many areas (HR, finance, operations, IT, etc.) for awhile.
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I stop in before heading back to work to get my eyebrows and lips threaded.
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He threaded a surgical suture through the hole and widened it an inch in diameter.
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She threaded it through her speech, which focused on corruption and the empowerment of women.
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Lines threaded around the block and waiting rooms were filled with people standing or sitting.
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Joy Harjo's words are strikingly visual and Native American symbols are threaded throughout her poem.
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The update essentially makes Instagram posts similar to the threaded comments already seen on Facebook.
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The app's main focus, to date, has been on making threaded conversations easier to read.
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Arriving pre-threaded with white thread, this reliable machine is ready to work right away.
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I threaded a bell onto the cat's collar the other day and thought about it.
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Parks threaded among the buildings will also welcome their first visitors, even as landscaping continues.
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Day one of the convention was a day on which Trump successfully threaded the needle.
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If you're working with a team, the threaded comments in all sections help keep communication flowing.
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Rocky threaded her fingers through his hair, trying, like he had, not to pull too hard.
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In August 2017, Instagram added threaded comments, making it easier for people to have coherent conversations.
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On twttr, replies are threaded in a way that might be familiar to users of Reddit.
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If required, there are threaded inserts on the rear panel so it can be wall mounted.
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Today, Slack is finally starting to roll out one of those major changes in threaded comments.
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Workplace messaging startup Slack is close to cracking one of its most wanted features: threaded messaging.
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Automobiles still threaded their way over the elevated West Side Highway, which skirted the Hudson River.
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Interspersed if not quite threaded throughout these wonderful tidbits are Pittman's own Florida memories and pronouncements.
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From that perspective, it's about binding, not sorting, about single lives threaded together day by day.
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It's particularly good on intermittent connections and can run multi-threaded downloads for extra speed too.
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They designed an iOS and Android app, called WEA+, that includes icons, maps and threaded messages.
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The "TRL" of 2017 is less a coherent show than a series of loosely threaded distractions.
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Curry, too, threaded a bounce pass that was snared by fans sitting in the first row.
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His forearms were sinewy, with muscles threaded together like the twisted challah bread in his photos.
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I quickly threaded it into his stomach and taped it in place to hold it steady.
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"I feel like the best stuff we did threaded the needle between the two," he said.
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But there's something simpler and more hopeful threaded through this grim quilt that is important to recognize.
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From a sharp angle near the bottom of the left circle, he threaded a shot behind Murray.
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Or, if we had five really good books about work, instead of it being threaded into everything.
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Watch Parties with lots of activity will have their comments threaded so it's easier to follow discussions.
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Paul and I have been married for over two years now; we've threaded ourselves together tenderly, inextricably.
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Duodenoscopes are threaded through the mouth and throat to treat problems in the pancreas and bile ducts.
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Differently accentuated in "Twenty-seven," threaded into phrases, it remains not just odd but also self-advertising.
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"Roses," made in 1985, is a romantic idyll, a beautifully threaded garland just in time for spring.
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Please feel free to read what follows as if it was a threaded string of 71 tweets.
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That leads to Snapchat users creating video "snap storms," short segments threaded together in a user's Story.
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They race down hills threaded with stones and ragged palm branches, the earth the color of rust.
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That story line, so full of possibilities, has threaded through fictional works of all kinds for centuries.
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The actor Stephen Lang knew where he was going as he threaded his way through Central Park.
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Would you pay $285 for a skimpy blue bikini with multicolored elastic threaded through multicolored crochet trim?
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For all of its interest in failure and misbehavior, it is threaded with a strong moral sensibility.
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Because students gain such a broad education, they learn to connect disparate ideas threaded through many subjects.
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Offred's memories are threaded into the episode in ways that further give the story a dreamlike quality.
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But he threaded a needle on that occasion, winning three crucial states by an aggregate 77,000 votes.
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Reportage threaded into volumes that will resemble "The Best and the Brightest" or "All the President's Men"?
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It's a great example of a promo twofer, all loosely threaded together by a sports/family theme.
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Public access is threaded through a courtyard that has been opened in the center of the complex.
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The longer the conference went on, the more big issues threaded themselves between different speeches and panels.
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He threaded his ball between two trees, hitting a deliberate hook that could hardly have been better executed.
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"We heard you, we didn't move fast enough last year," Ho wrote in a threaded series of tweets.
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This information-first approach is also visible in Facebook's feedback mechanisms — six pre-selected reactions with threaded commenting.
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As mentioned, conversations are automatically threaded, which is super helpful for groups that share a lot of information.
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I actually had my hair threaded by Charlotte about four years ago and I left the salon crying!
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Formulas you enter into your spreadsheet will also update faster through multi-threaded calculation when values are changed.
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The backstory revelations are threaded throughout the episode, starting with Arnold talking to Dolores sometime in the past.
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" Dickinson prefaced his series of threaded tweets by claiming Johnson had threatened to "dilute my stock to worthlessness.
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The company has been experimenting with threaded comments, much in the way commenting works on platforms like Reddit.
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Clearly, A Star Is Born is threaded with some strands of true experiences, as was What Price Hollywood?
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He shoveled a one-timer past Dubnyk for his 153th goal after a nicely threaded pass from Kessel.
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Grosjean was left with a cross-threaded rear wheel nut after pitting due to a front left puncture.
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The works from this period are threaded together by themes of solitude and invisibility associated with black womanhood.
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You don't have to be a kid to appreciate the woven, crocheted, and threaded universe of Sew What?
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Washington's Evgeny Kuznetsov threaded a cross-ice pass, giving Ovechkin a wide-open left side of the net.
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His budget message is threaded with dire warnings about our "unsustainable" national debt, which is nearing $20 trillion.
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Lust, Caution (China) "We're like a threaded needle, never to be separated," Wong Chia Chi (undercover as Mrs.
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But that movement that Sanders masterfully threaded together was limited in its ability to deliver a winning coalition.
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Tokyo, after all, is threaded with vast networks of underground retail concourses beneath train stations or office towers.
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They've never fallen out and you can't really tell they're not fully threaded so it doesn't bother me.
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It looked like a glass marble threaded with shimmering blues and greens, and had gentle, baby-size waves.
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Threaded throughout the book, again with debt to Ovid, are images of water: a pool, puddles, tears, rain.
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The Transformers series is five flicks deep and preparing to splinter into a multi-threaded expanded movie universe.
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Jones threaded the needle and sent the ball soaring between a defender's legs before hitting Stanley in stride.
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There's plenty of (largely unanswered) mysteries threaded throughout The Leftovers, too, but it keeps coming back to grief.
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If these technologies are being threaded through some of our most sensitive social institutions, what are the guardrails?
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A columnar stack of paper coated with a protective lacquer is threaded with a tube of animated LEDs.
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Because Steve snores, Eli handed me two foam earplugs, which I pinched flat, then threaded into my ears.
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Ms. Roach see cannabis becoming almost like corn in its derivative form, threaded through everyday Canadian consumer products.
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She wore a pink dress with pearls around her neck and an oxygen hose threaded under her nose.
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Excess storm water will collect in this bed and empty gradually through perforated pipes threaded through the gravel.
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Behind her, next to a small crystal ball, is a tambourine threaded with three long-stemmed white roses.
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Threaded through this collection is an optimistic belief in Surrealism as a world-changing political and poetic practice.
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Had I been more of a fan, I might have seen the pedophilia threaded through her other work.
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He threaded the needle on a beautiful left straight onto MacDonald's broken nose to see the fight called off.
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DC is flanked by rivers, laced with creeks, and threaded with plumbing that's prone to backing up under stress.
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Slack's new trick is called threaded messaging, and it's a way to connect related messages inside a given chatroom.
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With an interface that feels more like a message board, Twist has channels, which then contain threaded conversations underneath.
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The tightening technology relies on a single cable loop that's threaded through the motor, which acts as a spool.
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But hopefully he figures out that threaded tweets are supposed to be related in some way to each other.
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This [threaded] hairstyle, more than any other, often feels emotional for me... It manages to be exposing but protective.
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One end plugged into her comp glove, and she threaded the other into her pinkie-finger-size nasal jack.
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The inbox now also has separate tabs for voicemail, text messages and call logs, but all conversations are threaded.
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For a long time you said you wanted threaded comments in Slack but you wanted to do them right.
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It's certainly easy to see the appeal of its founding team, which is very much threaded together by Sacks.
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If you're smart, you "hack" the Twitter reply mechanism and reply to your last tweet so they're threaded together.
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In its darkest moments, the score's threaded with the sound of a finger on the rim of a glass.
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A typical Adam set is a vast, open-plan, multi-levelled chamber threaded together by ramps and floating staircases.
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Mr. Ryan has threaded the needle by supporting Mr. Trump while also openly disagreeing with him on some issues.
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Local ingredients like cashew fruit, hearts of palm, taro root and manioc are threaded throughout much of the menu.
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Scenes of Evie during this unpropitious summer are threaded, occasionally, with scenes of Evie today, in late middle age.
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Robbie's rep hurriedly came to the rescue with a mini sewing kit before the actress threaded the needle herself.
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Nestled in a sea of otherwise cinematic displays, the threaded organs make for a deliberately gentle, almost pastoral, touch.
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Her long brown hair was twisted into dreadlocks, threaded with blue beads and piled on top of her head.
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Roosters wander past pink and turquoise facades threaded with wild foliage in the capital city (also called São Tomé).
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Critic's Notebook It might seem that hand-threaded beads and blown glass wouldn't lend themselves to depicting rank ugliness.
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His trick of turning incidents into highly colored tableaus threaded with dialogue makes excellent use of well-trodden material.
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My eyebrows are freshly threaded and tinted, so I can get away with wearing only mascara, blush, and lipstick.
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It means that across the celebrity-fashion-society-finance axis gowns are being brushed, bodies buffed and eyebrows threaded.
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A red cotton kabbalah bracelet was threaded around her wrist, a trend she said she copied from Ivanka Trump.
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That jump ahead — even if it's incremental, as in the case of single-threaded performance — is key for AMD.
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Threaded throughout her essays is her firmly optimistic belief in Surrealism as a world-changing political and poetic practice.
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Mr. Butterfield of Slack said the service had plans to support both threaded conversations and videoconferencing in the future.
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Color-coded tension dials are easily threaded, and color-coded thread guides help newbies re-thread the serger easily.
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Seahawks 10, Vikings 9 MINNEAPOLIS — There is only one lace, threaded through 16 holes, on an official N.F.L. game ball.
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I head to get my eyebrows threaded and upper lip waxed after holding out just a litttttle bit too long.
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Single-threaded performance, according to ARM's Ronco, is up by 255 percent, purely by improving the instructions-per-clock efficiency.
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Planes of color collide like tectonic plates, often threaded with crisscrossing railroad tracks that tie them together like surgical stitches.
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In its typical form it consisted of a platform, with posts connected by crossbeams onto which skulls would be threaded.
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The company is also introducing a free messaging service with threaded conversations, which James refers to as a Slack competitor.
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I had never had it threaded before and I feel like it's something more interesting than braids; it feels futuristic.
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The malbec from the Uco Valley is structured and tannic, with fruit threaded through with aromas and flavors of graphite.
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Zaitsev threaded a shot through a screen for his second goal this season at 4:42 of the first period.
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Our farm, like much of the countryside hereabouts, is patchily ringed by wire fences threaded with strands of barbed wire.
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With TAVR, the replacement heart valve is threaded into place through an artery via catheter, sparing patients chest-cracking surgery.
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Twitter also announced plans to improve its and roll out a threaded comments feature it's been testing to all users.
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It is threaded into place through blood vessels using a catheter in a procedure called transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR).
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The Twins were playing the infield halfway when Ellsbury, facing the hard-throwing Ryan Pressly, threaded a single into right.
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We threaded our way through a narrow valley covered with ice, volcanic rocks and small, ash-covered piles of snow.
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Hronek threaded a pass from the point through defenders to Bertuzzi, who was parked on the side of the net.
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He seemed distressed that people did not immediately grasp the social and political subtext he had threaded through the film.
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But an interesting thing happened in these songs: Rather than stomp along with the production, he threaded through it nimbly.
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Doctors advised adding thickener to her formula, but if unsuccessful, she would need a feeding tube threaded through her nose.
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Started getting, the whole trend of getting your eyebrows threaded and waxed all the time kinda went out the window.
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Lindsay delivered an insurance score with 6:39 left when he threaded through the middle on a 27-yard scamper.
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Then, adult borers will chew their way back out of the trunk, leaving the host tree threaded with damaging channels.
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When the first notes of a clarinet threaded their way into my consciousness, they seemed to come from inside me.
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Long metal tubes are threaded through a man's sleeves; bells are hung from another's genitals; arrows are pierced through bodies.
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Some of the most vibrant conversations I ever saw at eBay were in those threaded discussion boards, ditto on Yahoo.
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There's a relatable weariness threaded in the comments by Cannon and Che, an awareness that black professionals are certainly treated differently.
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Nick Foligno skated into the slot and threaded a pass to Werenski, who fired a one-timer from the right circle.
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Having my hair threaded gave me the feeling of protection, my hair felt safe from everything – the air, the cold, dryness.
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The Argentine threaded the ball between John Terry and Cesar Azpilicueta, and Kane remained on onside before sneaking behind them both.
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His father worked as a motorman on the J train, which threaded through some of the poorest neighbourhoods of the city.
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These dapper athletes scour thrift stores to prep for games, reveling in the mismatch of gladiatorial action and finely threaded elegance.
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I then plan out my lessons for the week and decide to get my eyebrows threaded for the first time ever.
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Children's car seats are gigantic foam-and-plastic devices, loaded with webbing threaded through arcane pathways, and plastered with dire warnings.
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Part of his research lies in trying to tease out the language from the culture it is threaded within, he explains.
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Threaded messaging requires a careful balance, so it makes sense the company would want to get it right the first time.
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Change does arrive through mainstream power, but this just means that your movement should be threaded through the culture's institutional eye.
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I lay down next to her, threaded my fingers through hers, and for a brief wondrous moment, we held the present.
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Ms. Kane was caught up in a web of scandal and counterscandal, threaded with lewd emails, political rivalries and alleged leaks.
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Miller had planned a second Valentine's installation: a six-foot-tall heart-shaped wreath made of dried grapevines threaded with ivy.
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After Sacha Kljestan threaded a pass through the legs of Orlando defender Tommy Redding, Mike Grella tied it in the 65th.
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Tatar answered with 31 seconds remaining in the period, firing a shot that threaded its way through traffic and past Vasilevskiy.
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That perspective has threaded through the trials of Chinese lawyers and rights advocates convicted and sentenced on subversion charges this year.
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As they threaded their way through the throngs, the actresses, who were dressed in black, were laughing together, hand in hand.
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In the operation, performed last summer, Dr. Henderson threaded two electrodes into the thalamus, a switching center deep in the brain.
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To keep the pyramid together, steel rods were threaded through the steps diagonally in a way to ensure they weren't visible.
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Together, however, they form a nebulous whole, foregrounding the passages of negative space that Burial has always threaded through his music.
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I like to keep several of these rust-proof, durable sharps threaded with white, black, and navy thread for quick repairs.
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That's why Slack has invested in a variety of tools, including rolling out threaded messaging a little more than a year ago.
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Babe tested the same ideologies that have been threaded into every other start-up success of this generation: Ask forgiveness, not permission.
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He had a breathing tube down his throat for 163 days and a feeding tube threaded through his nose for four months.
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If you post 6 times today, they'll stay threaded in a row of 6 posts in your Snapchat Story for 24 hours.
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One benefit of threaded replies is that they can elevate the livelier or more notable parts of the chat over the noise.
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"A political message earns reach when people decide to follow an account or retweet," said Dorsey, in a series of threaded tweets.
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Ovechkin threaded a long pass to Kuznetsov, who connected with a streaking Backstrom, who flipped the puck just inside the left post.
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The cuffs are made from brightly colored plastic beads, threaded by eight Masai women at their community in Kajiado, south of Nairobi.
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It's described as a feminist Black Mirror with fairy tale themes, its hours threaded together with a recurring ensemble of female characters.
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Meanwhile, Instagram today got a little redesign itself with comment reels now being threaded so you can have sub-conversations in public.
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Slack earlier this year introduced threaded messages in an attempt to give Slack a more persistent and permanent home for certain conversations.
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We have three hours to kill, so I do my makeup in my bathroom and then head to get my eyebrows threaded.
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From an increased focus on multi-threaded games and multitasking, to lower prices, and the introduction of powerful new high-end hardware.
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For people of all genders and orientations, the anus is densely threaded with nerves, many of which are connected to the genitals.
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These revolutionary picks from The Humble Co. are made with corn starch, come in paper packaging, and have double-threaded minty strands.
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"China and other Asian markets are way ahead of us in terms of having community threaded into the content experience," Barton said.
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Now the country has elected a man who threaded racist, xenophobic and misogynistic messages and mockery of disabled people through his campaign.
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Girardi scored his second of the season, coming down the slot to take a threaded pass from Brayden Point at 21:208.
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I threaded the plastic tube through the shaft, attaching a bulb near the base where I could pump out my chosen liquid.
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Spieth threaded his approach through the trees and triumphantly yelped, "got it," as the ball rolled onto the edge of the green.
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The pervading mood in "Trickster Feminism" is of a piece with our national mood: gloom-filled, sorrowing, yet occasionally threaded with hope.
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Soon, he realized that in one patch, the oaks and their galls were threaded with a plant called the parasitic love vine.
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So you find the little things hiding in plain sight, like the tiger head cover on his driver with the threaded script.
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After a few more announcements, she threaded her way through the crowd and back into the bank, locking the door behind her.
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Luke is carefully threaded through the episode as a crucial mirror to the men whose whims Offred now has to navigate around.
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The app is structured around a Slack channel-like feed where photo, text and location updates can be pushed alongside threaded replies.
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Gauzy American landscapes — a red-rock desert, a rainbowed glade — are threaded with a dashed red line that tracks the snails' progress.
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The duchess is the daughter of an African-American mother and a white father, and her marriage ceremony threaded black culture throughout.
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At their commitment ceremony, she wore a pink dress with pearls around her neck and an oxygen hose threaded under her nose.
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Collaborators also can sync up via a Facebook Wall-style feature, or direct message the team with threaded conversations, much like Slack.
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The threaded comments come with Instagram version 24 and above, so make sure you're running the most updated version of the app.
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Miller, now 45, with deep brown eyes and a scruffy, silver-threaded beard, saw patients one day a week at the hospital.
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Trump's predecessor, President Obama, attempted to walk a too fine line and thread a needle that simply refuses to be delicately threaded.
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After that, he often used ropes threaded through grommets, which made his works more architectural and tentlike, and had several cultural resonances.
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She holds in each hand a two-inch needle, threaded with linen fiber that she has dragged through beeswax to render waterproof.
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Threaded throughout Sex and the Single Girl is the idea that all a woman really needs in life is an iron will.
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But this time, members of Congress have threaded their statements of condemnation of Trump with mentions of their wives, daughters, sisters and mothers.
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Single-threaded performance has also shot up with the new Sunnycove cores — but now we're comparing against the nearly-five-years-ago Broadwell.
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Meanwhile, AMD's benchmarks suggest that the $329 3700X beats Intel's $503 i7-9700K in both single and multi-threaded real-time rendering performance.
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My heritage is Ghanaian and my grandmother, who is from the Ashanti tribe, often threaded my hair when I was in primary school.
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Every other Friday, I pinned her down and sang ''You Are My Sunshine'' while Dan threaded a new tube down to her stomach.
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On defense, my muscle memory served me better; I recognized the formations, the blocking patterns, and threaded through for tackles behind the line.
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Threaded comments would bring the service to another level, helping it become a more important part of the workflow and upending existing services.
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The above laptops features a colorful new threaded design on their palm rest — colorful like the fleeting final hours of a summer sunset.
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"My utopia is a bridge over the ocean," says the missive threaded through the typewriter when I sit down to take a look.
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Threaded between The Wailing's layers of isolation is the worry that everything you've been taught to fear about strangers and outsiders is justified.
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Crosby threaded a pass from the bottom of the right circle to the opposite side, where Kessel one-timed the puck behind Hutton.
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Who wants to either eat pube-threaded chocolate-flavoured paste off someone's arse cheeks, or have brown stuff smeared all over their breasts?
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All the elements making our friendship so close that Karl is like a brother were threaded through the accounts of people I interviewed.
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But the reaction to Kern's performance was too good to pass up, Sears says, and the character's storyline was threaded throughout the show.
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Then he threaded wires into the pipe and used zip ties and duct tape to attach it to his chest, Ms. Donaleski explained.
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Columbus tied it late in the first when Dubois threaded a pass into Atkinson, who tipped it in for a power-play goal.
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With a laugh, she said she wanted to be buried in a bodysuit threaded with mushroom spores that turn the body into compost.
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On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Dozier, 48, threaded a bedsheet through an air vent in his cell at the state prison in Ely, Nev.
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It occurred to me that the question of eroticism and love in all its dimensions lucidly threaded all of her work, and her life.
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Type up your long rant, then let the app break it up into properly formatted, numbered and threaded tweets posted in the correct order.
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And threaded through it all, the exhaustion of wavering between anger and sadness and compassion and self-doubt every time I think about him.
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Cords tied the bones together, and sticks threaded up through the hips and rib cage, before passing into the skull like body-length splints.
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As varied as each artist's approach is, all are threaded together by the mutual experience of the African diaspora and an unsurpassable creative vision.
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Even when his language is at its most elevated and prophetic, humility and an ardent humanity are threaded through the whole of his output.
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It'll also offer threaded conversations, something that's a bit of a holy grail inside chat apps and that Slack hasn't quite perfected yet, either.
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When group members are replying to posts, there will now be threaded replies, which will let people respond directly to comments within the thread.
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The interface, like Facebook, uses threaded posts with comments on them, and can integrate emojis, chat bots, Tweets, polls, and mark messages by importance.
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Crucially, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan threaded the needle, criticizing Trump's words without withdrawing their support for the candidate.
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Burns threaded a cross-ice feed to Joel Ward, whose blast from the left dot was redirected by Donskoi past Boston goalie Tuukka Rask.
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Instagram Direct – Instagram Direct lets you exchange threaded messages with one or more people, and share posts you see in Feed as a message.
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Washington took a 214-0 lead at 3:06 when Backstrom threaded a pass between two Bruins and sent Oshie in on a breakaway.
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It looks a lot like Slack, and functions in similar ways with threaded persistent chats that can be open or private 1:2017 sessions.
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Now, it's working to make conversations easier to follow by prototyping a new user interface for threaded replies in a test app called twttr.
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New York tied the score when Jesper Fast threaded a lengthy cross-ice pass to a charging Strome, who redirected the puck past Bobrovsky.
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Latin for "striped," the striatum is threaded with fibers that receive and transmit signals from the cerebral cortex, the thalamus and other brain regions.
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Close inspection reveals that the new and old stone looks identical — specks of salmon and gray, threaded with subtle veins of red and orange.
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Matt Duchene threaded a pass under the stick of Seabrook to Lajoie, who went to one knee and beat Ward from point-blank range.
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One option is for organizations to use multiple, shorter privacy statements which are threaded for the user's specific use of an app or service.
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To have a face turn, a wrestler first has to be a heel; the redemption storyline is threaded throughout the form, at all levels.
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Threaded conversations are supported too, and Google is working with mobile operators to bring rich messaging through RCS to its users in the future.
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And then I found an old pair of earbuds, sewed foam around each bud, and threaded the foam-bumps into holes in the headgear.
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On talk shows, frequent discussions about the presidency Mr. Trump's interest in the presidency has been threaded through his pop culture persona for decades.
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He has a full and jutting beard threaded with gray, the only aspect of his physical self that even hints at his 183 years.
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Barzal, the reigning rookie of the year, threaded a cross-ice pass from the circle to Bailey, who snapped the puck past Petr Mrazek.
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The rice comes threaded with half-scrambled eggs and tastes cleanly of scallions, salt and white pepper, which brings an invisible, low-key heat.
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KANO, Nigeria — Tijjani Zakari stepped into a dusty boxing ring in northern Nigeria and wound thick, threaded cord around his right fist and forearm.
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The idea of an oasis is threaded throughout, with colored tile used sparingly to highlight moments where Mr. Zevaco wants you to pay attention.
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The interior blends natural light from skylights with illumination from chandeliers to a royal effect — fitting since Molinard's color theme is threaded with purple.
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Manning's pass was deftly threaded at the edge of the left sideline and between two New England defenders and into the arms of Manningham.
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The first of his series of threaded tweets has accumulated about 2.8 million "likes," making it the most approved of tweet of all time.
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I am a broken-enough human that having a nine-inch needle threaded through my neck to my spine sounds like it can't hurt.
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Haider also said that early feedback, from those using twttr in English and Japanese, included a clear endorsement of the new threaded layout for conversations.
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I've worked in newsrooms that used the mix of tools to allow for simple direct messaging between individuals (Slack) and team-wide threaded communications (Yammer).
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But the new group chat rooms — which also offer threaded messages — are perhaps the biggest move the app has made since its launch in 2013.
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Anisimov took a pinpoint pass from Kane, who found Anisimov in front of the net and threaded a pass through traffic and onto Anisimov's stick.
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The artist later realized that those paintings resembled the black-and-white photographs taken with a camera threaded through his arm in the operating room.
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The Discovery writers have threaded many hints and fostered quite a bit of speculation on what Control might be — or specifically what it might become.
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The change from numbered tweetstorms to threaded ones is partly because Twitter made it so you can thread your own tweets by replying to yourself.
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He then immediately began to untangle the wire, both ends of which were threaded through jagged holes that he had opened himself in the containers.
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Despite the bleakness of the title, this is heartbreak through Pional's lens, which crucially means stretches of luscious, infectious melody threaded through thick, robust grooves.
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In an interview with Walt Mossberg, Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield said threaded messaging — perhaps one of the service's most important missing components — is finally coming.
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The soft cord is threaded and feels like the cord on a hoodie with a bit more structure, which proved to be a nice feel.
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He later threaded a pass between three Arizona State defenders for a 19-yard touchdown pass to Vaughns that put the Trojans up 28-3.
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I found silver-threaded, conductive gloves that protected his cracked fingertips while still allowing him to use his laptop's trackpad as he lay in bed.
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Then she began posting to her Instagram story timeline, which she later cross-posted to Twitter over the course of 50-plus threaded tweets: pic.twitter.
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Khethiwe and the Leopard, threaded with fragments of an unsure girl's stories, spotlights the sensitive child's gentle power — especially her potential to teach others empathy.
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Center Cal O'Reilly fed right winger Sam Reinhart inside the left circle, and Reinhart threaded a cross-ice pass to Eichel in the right circle.
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In addition, three threaded holes on the bottom of the unit allow it to be screwed onto a variety of different mounting arms as needed.
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You can share your plan online and collaborate with stakeholders, and get the rest of your team involved via threaded comments across the entire project.
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Mitchell buried a 28-pointer and threaded a pinpoint pass to Royce O'Neale to set up another and prevent the Hornets from going in front.
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The battery-powered Digiloom starts with custom, pre-threaded bracelets, with a flexible, plastic backing and pre-attached clasps that you feed into the machine.
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Now, granted, this whole story is anecdotal, but it suggests that Apple threaded the needle about as well as you could possibly expect them to.
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Wires threaded all around the room, and stainless-steel hoses led to four trailers outside, which contained equipment too big to fit in the kitchen.
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The cables are so heavy and stiff that they need to be threaded through the holes not by human hands but by a cranklike winch.
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Every now and again, she would get up and wander toward the forest, where she picked wild strawberries and threaded them onto blades of grass.
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This utopianism came from dance music's roots in black, Latino, and queer communities in cities like Chicago and Detroit, and is threaded throughout our history.
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Poem Threaded through Laura Swearingen-Steadwell's collection "All Blue So Late" is a clutch of poems bearing the same title and number of lines: Fourteen.
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Its smooth surface calmed me as I navigated a two-lane highway that threaded through a Montana landscape of grazing cattle and snow-dusted hills.
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The first major, and longest-lasting development is the adoption of tighter brushstrokes that, at least initially, imitate the threaded texture in Japanese crepe prints.
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"Ephemeral Fragment: NYC Goes Green" transforms the shape and lettering of a tissue package into a hieroglyphic relief, a threaded drawing, and a sculptural object.
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I know that a doctor punctured an artery in my groin and threaded a catheter through my aorta to stanch the bleeding in my kidney.
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In both groups, doctors threaded a catheter through the groin or wrist of the patient and, with X-ray guidance, up to the blocked artery.
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The 250-acre grounds encompass themed conservatories, winding trails and Supertrees, or vertical gardens rising up to 16 stories and threaded together by suspended walkways.
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And then on the other hand, you've got something that's a bit more like shows you might see on streaming platforms that are threaded through.
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"Their ability to get away with the things that they've done is threaded together by a very worn and tenuous sweater of lies," McGorry explains.
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In other words, this is folk art threaded through the needle of studied composition and artistry rather than curios fashioned by a self-taught savant.
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Later, a smaller group threaded through crop fields on the island, watched from above by riot police and other security personnel stationed on a bridge.
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Twitter says the new threaded conversations features will begin to roll out on Twitter for iOS first, followed by web then Android, sometime in Q1.
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At a recent protest, several demonstrators' hands threaded through Luk's arm as they walked together along the route and offered grapes or homemade walnut cookies.
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The light itself supports bulbs with E12-style threaded connectors and a max of 7 watts of energy consumption, which are more commonly seen in chandeliers.
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I started going to the salon and getting threaded and waxed twice a week — once at the beginning and then on Thursday, before the weekend started.
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Costume designer Michele Clapton reveals that she threaded a similar hint about Cersei Lannister's intentions into the queen's imposing dragonpit costume in the Season 7 finale.
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Threaded throughout the film is the symphony Julie's husband was writing before he died, intended to be played at a ceremony celebrating the unification of Europe.
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Adding fancy stuff like suits in dégradé finishes or threaded through with Lurex, Mr. Krieger aims to introduce male consumers to "avant craft," whatever that is.
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And if you tend to run single-threaded tasks, Intel will be able to run those tasks at a higher clock thanks to Turbo Clock 3.0.
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O threaded together drill pipes one recent morning in the Permian Basin, a bulldozer cleared sagebrush to make way for the company's fifth well since January.
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Willian, impressive throughout for Brazil, picked the ball up in midfield and threaded the ball to Philippe Coutinho who found Neymar in the inside-left channel.
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But there's a catch — you can't just go buy any type of oil you want because it does not use the industry standard 510 threaded batteries.
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Kovalchuk carried the puck into the Slovenia zone, threaded through two defenders and looped behind their goal before feeding Kablukov in front to knock it home.
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Threaded messages could go a long way in helping Slack address those criticisms, if only by letting you let go of a thread and move on.
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From his Twitter account, Dorsey tweeted out 16 separate threaded tweets with the text to his statement that was read aloud to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Christoffer Ehn threaded a pass through traffic to Cholowski, who lifted a shot over Quick's right shoulder just inside the crossbar at the 6:32 mark.
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To connect it to a monkey's motor cortex, Schwartz used a microwire implant, with thin metallic tendrils that had to be carefully threaded into the brain.
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A cosmos of veiled design, Glover's landscape is threaded by suspense, hospitable to surrealist hijinks, and doesn't dare bat an eye when all hell breaks loose.
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So many of his films have continued to be threaded with threatened innocence, from family films like Hook—his retelling of Peter Pan—to science fiction.
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That may even be emphasized in the seeming trickle of major updates that come out of the company, such as threaded messages in January this year.
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I'm taking the reader back to the beginning: from the social aspects of why we eat certain things at certain times with cultural impact threaded throughout.
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Its translucent mycosymbiont "flesh," mottled in the colors and textures of the decaying matter on a forest floor, was threaded with filaments and gently circulating organelles.
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One woman has a hair-fine needle threaded into the palm of her hand for electromyography readings, and another woman sits silently wearing an EEG cap.
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Her signature 6603-carat-gold Round Ones hoop earrings, for example, have a small hole through which other earrings can be threaded to create new pieces.
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In the West Elm store, electrical conduits were threaded artfully among the wood ceiling joists by Sean Burns, the job captain for McGowan, the general contractor.
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Rockefeller didn't require much more than a few tables and chairs and copper-threaded chenille draperies woven by Anni Albers to provide a modicum of privacy.
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I heard myself letting out an anticipatory holler, like a Hollywood fighter pilot banking through a dogfight, and threaded the needle at nine miles an hour.
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Instead, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium's resident sea cow eats cos lettuce, threaded through weighted racks so it stands straight up at the bottom of his tank.
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The "I" in these poems is representational, yes, but we can see the poems for what they are: fragments of experience threaded through an artistic vision.
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Custom-made strike plates and threaded spindles for the doors of housing projects and public schools, for instance, indicate the jury-rigged nature of city infrastructure.
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There is irresolvable tension between the painting's many different focal points and its surface covered (or threaded) by insistent, tactile lines, which complicates the viewer's experience.
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Inside the Museum, employees and volunteers hang lanyards around their necks that are threaded with the company's logo, a blue circle with an "M" in its center.
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Since Trump's election, a number of vigilante Twitter investigators have threaded together breathless tweetstorms implying multidimensional Trump-Russia plots — the smoking gun always just out of reach.
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But most striking, on the laptops, they're all sporting a new "digital threaded" design on the palm rest that HP says was inspired by Nike's Flyknit sneakers.
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Those threaded conversations, Google's director of product management for Drive Scott Johnston told me, are the reason why launching this new Hangouts chat experience took so long.
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Reports indicate that the Microsoft product will also include "Threaded Conversations," a convenient feature similar to Facebook comments that Slack has yet to include in its app.
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Said string is included attached to a standard tripod threaded mount that screws into the bottom camera, letting you get started with this cool feature right away.
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All that is probably something you'd throw in some other threaded internal communications product that sits perpetually at the top of a page or is easily searchable.
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Pierre-Edouard Bellemare scooped up the loose puck, skated behind the Florida net and threaded a soft pass to Nieto, who lifted the puck over Bobrovsky's stick.
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A lightweight social chat app like Messenger might not need threaded conversations, though it's certainly a possibility, but porting over the News Feed Reactions makes perfect sense.
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There was something unique in her performance: a threaded intention, something reclamatory and courageous, something that gestured toward an awareness of the way we inhabit our bodies.
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It's a theme that is threaded throughout the piece; Farrow frequently points to not only Moonves' alleged actions, but the inaction and indifference of those around him.
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To ensure that no other ornaments fall, thin, multistrand, stainless-steel cables are being threaded through each of the 420 brackets and all but the smallest rosettes.
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Bright patterning — of natural flora or geometric trompe l'oeil effects — is often woodblock-printed on it, or watermarks are threaded in, on pages lined vertically for calligraphy.
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In D.B.S., an electrode is threaded into a specific area of the brain that is being disruptive; stimulating it, paradoxically, knocks out activity in that specific region.
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On Cleveland's next possession, James threaded his way to the hoop right past the rookie Jordan Bell, scoring easily, and forcing Steve Kerr to burn another timeout.
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The "Even Sear" part of the name is due to a heat distribution system threaded through each plate and the thick ceramic coating on the grill surfaces.
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Gowns were threaded with intricate embroidery, either strapless with metallic threads of gold or silver, or with puffed sleeves and kaleidoscopic combinations of pinks, reds and purples.
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In an attempt to capture his interest, aides threaded Mr. Trump's own name through the paragraphs of one of the two-page memos they wrote for him.
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Monumental works of civil engineering — tunnels dug under rivers or threaded beneath the pipe-crowded underground of Manhattan — were abandoned, left empty as generations came and went.
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The question of freedom — in particular of a woman's independence in a society that is both liberal and governed by tradition — is threaded through nearly every scene.
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A deep-fried gourami is laid out, headless but tail and fins intact, on an altar of fried rice threaded with more pieces of fish: buried treasure.
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It's threaded with pessimism about not just a self-dealing crook in the Oval Office but about the uniquely American institutions and attitudes that got him there.
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Threaded through these debates is a nebulous sense that there's still a choice, as if it's December 2015 and there's a slipping chance for Trump to be rejected.
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The necklace Sansa was wearing in this season's second episode features a large silver circle, through which a long chain is threaded and hangs down below her waist.
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Multi-threaded programming is a pain to begin with, but you do it across these three, and then they share data in interesting ways to make it quick.
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I have my eyebrows threaded and tinted every month but I've never considered lash treatments, thanks to the wonders of Shu Uemura curlers and an array of mascaras.
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In 2016 alone, Slack launched a beautiful new NYC office to tackle search and intelligence, and the company finally launched threaded messages, which makes all of us winners.
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As predicted, the app features threaded chats, keeping different conversations grouped together, along with a deep integration with Skype for voice and video calls built into the app.
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Slack, meanwhile, has itself introduced threaded comments to try to address this too — although the practical application of its own threading feature is not actually very user friendly.
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Other doctor-friendly features include the ability to blur images (for patient privacy purposes); augment images with arrows for emphasis; and export threaded conversations to electronic health records.
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"I feel that one of my biggest advantages is that I'm having fun with what I'm doing," she said fingering a Native American feather threaded into her hair.
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On fourth-and-143, Brady threaded the needle between two defenders for a 40-yard completion to Gronkowski to set up a first and goal at the 10.
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The hosts broke the tie at 15:55 when Thornton threaded a cross-ice feed to Pavelski, who one-timed his 28th goal of the season past Condon.
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Motte's goal was set up by a bullet pass that Markus Nutivaara threaded from his own zone to Motte at the opposite blue line in front of Rask.
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Threaded messaging requires a careful balance For those outside Silicon Valley circles, Slack is essentially a prettier and more powerful version of a chat room for the workplace.
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I've particularly hated my sideburns my whole life and used to bleach them or get them threaded until I met my former partner, who was obsessed with them.
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It's like Slack, but with a few key twists: threaded conversations, deep integrations with Office, and (if you're already an Office 365 subscriber) available at no extra charge.
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I watched as my residents ran in and out of the room, procuring the various catheter kits that would be threaded into her body to perform these functions.
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For example in this video, a wonderfully threaded steel cable rope gets pounded and pounded until it resembles something that can be shaped and shaped into a knife.
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The agency also threaded pipes containing coolant through the soil and put a freezing mat on top of the tunnel to keep the permafrost frozen, according to CNN.
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A rosary with white beads and a gold crucifix threaded his hands, which rested on the white T-shirt bearing his image and name: Luis Omar Ocasio-Capo.
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From the perspective of an Orion satellite, the neighborhood looked like a rusting circuit board: tiny alleyways threaded around endless square rooftops, gray and brown and virtually indistinguishable.
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These are simple cable padlocks, where the cord is threaded through the barrel or "ejection port," depending on the gun type, and then out of the magazine well.
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"I love her, she captures a lot of positive vibes," said Cara Dimino, 203, a medical researcher from New York, as she threaded her way through the crush.
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Its tiny form contained an unexpected array of elements: triangular panels; contrast-color stitching; and most distinctively of all, those vibrant elastic straps threaded through loops of crochet.
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A departure from the hanging mobiles that had become associated with his name, Calder threaded dynamism and an understanding of negative space through his smaller-scale wooden pieces.
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Jake Jacobitz, who did electrical work at the warehouse, told East Bay Times that all of the structure's power came from a single line threaded through a wall.
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Policy endorsements get threaded in, sometimes less artfully; after the World Series, she turned a congratulatory tweet for the Washington Nationals into an endorsement for Washington, D.C., statehood.
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Twttr, the prototype app Twitter launched earlier this year, has been testing new ways to display conversations, including through the use of threaded replies and other visual cues.
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Hymns about "traveling on" to a "heavenly home" are threaded through the cycle: sometimes accompanied by harplike strumming inside the piano, sometimes reharmonized with more unstable, modernist chords.
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Cartoons ostensibly meant for kids have always threaded in adult themes, whether it's a Nicktoon exploring what it means to be different or Pixar teaching kids about depression.
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The Maple Leafs took the lead at 7:23 of the first period when van Riemsdyk threaded a pass to a charging Brown at the front of the crease.
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Olympic Arms began selling a version known as the PCR — "politically correct rifle" — that lacked a threaded barrel and a bayonet lug, two of the features Congress objected to.
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Howden threaded a pass under Montour and to Namestnikov, who got between Anaheim's Daniel Sprong and Hampus Lindholm and beat Johnson from point-blank range with 10:08 left.
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Credit for completing the game goes to one of social media's biggest Threes fans, ThreesPorn, who revealed the feat in a series of threaded image- and GIF-bearing tweets.
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To provide structure to her face, Meghan also visits eyebrow stylist Sherrille Riley at Riley's Mayfair salon Nails And Brows, where she gets her brows tinted, threaded and tweezed.
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There's another recurring theme threaded above as well, which is that the investment narrative really matters, and is tied to the financial profile of the company and industry category.
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The Core-X series ticks off the usual performance gains, with Intel claiming up to 10 percent faster multi-threaded and 15 percent single-thread performance over its predecessor.
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For amidst what became the artist's blusterous scrawls and splatterings of paint, Twombly threaded in passages and themes from the poetry of Sappho, Homer, Virgil, Keats, Cavafy, and others.
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Long before that fateful decision two years ago to turn to the Flint River for the city's drinking water, pipes made of lead had threaded throughout the city's underbelly.
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There has been significant concern, for example, about the undersea cables threaded through the Suez Canal, which are largely responsible for threading the internet from Europe to East Asia.
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But the stories that have gotten mainstream attention have almost all been threaded through with concern about not measuring up, either to parental hopes or outside perceptions — about doubt.
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Gustav Nyquist intercepted a clearing attempt by Arizona defenseman Alex Goligoski and threaded a shot through traffic that beat goalie Scott Wedgewood at 313:231 of the first period.
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The pain of losing her daughter also threaded through a Facebook post written by Lori Alhadeef, although she paid tribute to Alyssa's spirit as a means to inspire others.
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Books like William Gibson's Neuromancer and Bruce Sterling's Schismatrix played out a future dominated by corporations, where code and cybernetic body modification threaded through underworlds full of murderous gangsters.
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The 22-core model offers the highest turbo speeds at 23GHz for single threaded performance and supports hyper threading, allowing 24 threads at a time to operate on tasks.
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It's a needle he's threaded before; in 2012 Manchin won his West Virginia seat with 60 percent of votes even while Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney won 63 percent.
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Brush that mixture on scallops you've either threaded onto a skewer and grilled, or run for a few minutes under the broiler, so that they're just beginning to brown.
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The whole process took me about 45 minutes, though a lot of that time was taken up trying to fit the poorly-threaded T-adapter to the toilet tank.
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Their gowns are a dark-red velvet, threaded with silver embroidery; the walls behind them are deep red, too, and panelled in dark wood; gold crosses hang behind them.
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Today, Valtice is a magnet for tourists attracted by the region's wines, as well as by hunting lodges in the surrounding hills, which are threaded with numerous cycling paths.
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This feature its testing would allow people to draft all the tweets in the same place all at once and then automatically send it out as a threaded conversation.
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My husband and I held hands and watched on the ultrasound monitor as the doctor threaded it up inside of me, a slim white line among all that static.
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The foreign policy section of the debate opened with a question about whether the Obama administration's ISIS policy correctly threaded the needle on the appropriate degree of military force.
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But others, especially those who taxed the graphics processing chip or single-threaded CPU performance, found either the configuration or the speed of updates to be a deal breaker.
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"Last year, we sort of threaded the needle and didn't feel that that was going to be possible to do again," Alderson said at a Citi Field news conference.
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The first, priced at $144,000, was an oversize punk design, with rubies, pink sapphires and diamonds, which threaded through the ear and looked almost like a centipede against it.
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One prominent feature of the exhibition, which can at times feel a bit heavy-handed, is the inclusion of architectural and residential leitmotifs — curatorial interventions threaded throughout the space.
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Andy Rubin is the creator of Android and built the Danger Hiptop, one of the first devices to merge threaded messaging, email and the full web into a phone.
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Mexico's defense was shredded again inside two minutes, when Werner threaded the ball through for Goretzka to slot under the legs of goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa at the near post.
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But with the third season, which concluded Wednesday, Mr. Hawley threaded something prescient into his pulp narratives: the current political discourse, in which basic concepts of reality are debated.
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In part it's a tour of the island's faux-casual charms, and as such it's threaded with mindless chitchat of the sort you find in the TripAdvisor comments section.
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Ms. Heyward said that she knew that not all "Girls" viewers would be so steeped in Genovese lore, so she threaded the script with historical details about the case.
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The so-called transcatheter approach to heart valve replacement, in which the valve is threaded through the arteries to the heart, spares the patient from traditional open-heart surgery.
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Inabnet and Taye Bellistri looked up at the monitors, rather than down at the patient, as they maneuvered the handles of tools threaded through the left and right incisions.
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Kahun made it 4-1 at 1:38 of the third period when he threaded his way through the Wings defense and lifted a shot over Bernier's right shoulder.
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"We are the only company doing proper omnichannel, where you have a single threaded conversation that allows you to converse with customers in any channel you support," he said.
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Bits of wine education are threaded throughout and are easy to digest, though in the end it's Ms. Lopes's story, right to the shocking postscript, that keeps one engaged.
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Like Mr. Chang, who cooked for Tom Colicchio before opening the first Momofuku, Ms. Tong threaded a path toward Asian noodles that ran through modern New York restaurant kitchens.
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If the 20th century was about spreading out — the complexes are threaded with gardens, wide walkways, playgrounds and parking lots — the new phase of construction is more vertically focused.
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A couple is having sex, and intercut with their lovemaking are suggestive and explicit images: a needle being threaded, monkeys getting it on, a juicy fruit being squeezed open.
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The Maple Leafs took the lead at 7:54 of the first period when James van Riemsdyk threaded a pass to a charging Brown at the front of the crease.
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On Monday night, Ahmed Abdel-Hadi, a taxi driver for the past 2000 years, threaded his battered sedan through a river of traffic in Nasr City, a middle-class neighborhood.
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The Pavilion Notebook lineup doesn't come with a hinge that lets you flip the screen all the way back, but it does come with the new threaded palm rest design.
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The new model looks pretty much identical to its predecessor, but now it's upgraded from 2G to 4G LTE, and adds built-in Blackberry Secure encryption and threaded text messaging.
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Current Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has "done an amazing job of understanding government, fair requests, impact on citizens, impact on customers, and he's threaded that needle pretty well," Chambers said.
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The Xbox Adaptive Controller was designed to rest comfortably in laps and also has three threaded inserts so it can be mounted with hardware to wheelchairs, lap boards or desks.
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"If HR does nothing in this case, I will consider leaving this company for real for the first time in five years," she wrote in a now-deleted threaded tweet.
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The astroblaster, or seismic accelerator, for instance, consists of a 26-foot-high vertical stack of balls threaded onto a cable; each ball is smaller than the one beneath it.
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When Gmail launched with its threaded conversation view feature as the default and only option, some people sure didn't like it and Google quickly allowed users to turn it off.
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All communication happens inside the app – each persona you create will have an inbox with emails and threaded SMS messages – just like you were checking them on your own phone.
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Susan Collins — who faces a strong Democratic challenger — has successfully threaded the line between criticizing Trump over his decorum and trade policy while simultaneously decrying the Democratic-lead impeachment inquiry.
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He threaded his family's story into Utah's, saying the McMullins had joined the Mormon Church in the 1800s and were among the pioneers who crossed the Plains to settle here.
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Stoddart, affiliated with Northwestern University, had threaded a molecular ring onto a microscopic rod, acting as an axle, and then added to heat to make it go backwards and forwards.
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Mr. Horting, 58, a heavy equipment salesman, grew up hiking in the woods north of Boise, a forest threaded by dirt routes that offer views of the state's celebrated peaks.
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Emotions play across faces weathered by age and bonded by long experience, and the wonder is that a story this threaded with sickness and decline is neither tedious nor depressing.
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With necklaces, the string threaded through the pearls can stretch out and get grimy with wear; also, it's important that the tiny knot between each one stays tight and intact.
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Improving replies seems to be a recent focus for Twitter, as it has also introduced the ability to hide replies and is testing threaded conversations in twttr, its experimental app.
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In the meantime, Jack attached a string to his Sphero with pink duct tape, threaded the string through a cardboard paper-towel tube, and taped the "reins" to the box.
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But in the bigger picture, it's a show about the lives and neuroses of New Yorkers, threaded together by The Guy with pot as a mere catalyst for their stories.
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Threaded conversations also hide some of the replies to keep the conversation more readable — but you can click a link to load more of the replies as you scroll down.
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The feature was first reported as a test on Android apps earlier this summer, but now, the company is adding threaded comments to everyone's accounts on both Android and iOS.
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Kyle Palmieri, with 25 goals the Devils' leading scorer, slipped a perfect cross-ice pass at full speed to Taylor Hall, who threaded in his 18th goal of the season.
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Music is threaded through the novels (we know, for example, that Strike's dad is a famous rock star; Blue Öyster Cult songs figure in the plot of "Career of Evil").
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It helps that, even at full speed, he can recognize when a defender is leaning even a smidge too far and make them pay with a perfectly threaded pinpoint pass.
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This stand, run by the Chuo-Line Gallery, was made of at least 100 plastic strands, threaded through a wooden frame, and connected to various artworks all sealed in bags.
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The procedure is non-surgical, and instead uses a catheter that is typically inserted in the femoral artery, to the right of the groin, and is threaded up to the kidney.
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" There's a nod to the sisters' Greek lineage in both the design — a signature Santorini-inspired blue hue threaded throughout — and the name, which derives from the Greek word for "forever.
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The narrow winner in 1968 was Richard Nixon, who threaded a difficult needle in a three-way race against Democrat Vice President Hubert Humphrey and segregationist breakaway Democrat Governor George Wallace.
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I used to get my eyebrows threaded once every six weeks, but I find that if I tweeze two to three times a week I can maintain the shape I like.
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As in previous Public Works productions, these and other passages make room for cameos from local performance groups that are threaded seamlessly (or sometimes not, but who cares?) into the staging.
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Breitbart's article on the Hamilton dust-up, titled "Tolerance: 'Hamilton' Cast Lectures Mike Pence From Broadway Stage," is threaded with buzzwords — tolerance, lectures, Broadway — that cast liberals as elite, pedantic hypocrites.
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And that, too, had made us laugh, though he was serious now as he poured, tilting the plastic flask so that the barest ribbon of liquid threaded perfectly into the carton.
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The only game in the bin that rode the line between straightforwardness and incoherency threaded the needle ingeniously by using action adventure leanings to effectively cut its own intense puzzle design.
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Over the years she has woven disco, new wave, post punk, art-pop, industrial, reggae, and gospel into a tight sound that is distinctly hers, threaded together with lilting, powerful vocals.
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Here are lamb kebabs bathed in a spicy-cool Asian marinade and threaded on skewers with whole scallions placed crosswise so all can be seared together, emerging lightly charred and smoky.
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White kicked the ball out to Jones, who spotted his young teammate across the court and fired off a long bounce pass that threaded the needle and found Stanley in stride.
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That's why the designer Jae Rhim Lee's Infinity Burial Suit — basically pajamas threaded with fungal spores bred to decompose bodies — can't really fulfill its promise to ensure you a speedier decomposition.
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Mr. Mohaiemen's fictional version of the tale is magically existential — like Franz Kafka and Samuel Beckett mixed with Julio Cortázar, threaded through the needle of colonialism and 21st-century security states.
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This dense, definitive guide to winter and Christmas, specifically an English Christmas, is crammed with personal recollections, history and lore, and threaded with recipes and photos of landscapes freighted with snow.
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The two film buffs threaded a strip of 2100-millimeter celluloid into an aging Kodak Pageant projector, which flickered to life and splashed a beam of light onto a nearby screen.
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Houston got on the board first midway through the second quarter when King threaded a 73-yard scoring pass between four defenders to Marquez Stevenson to take a 7-0 lead.
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Her namesake label has always been threaded with inspiration from her own life and wardrobe needs, so when embarking on what she calls her "pregnancy journey," the company naturally followed suit.
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Toffoli threaded a pass through to Kopitar and he scored on the one-timer, passing Bernie Nicholls for sole possession of fourth on the franchise's all-time career goals list (328).
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Mr. Perenchio maintained a low profile as he threaded easily through the worlds of Hollywood, sports, real estate (he was one of the biggest landowners in nearby Malibu) and art collecting.
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The University of North Carolina, my employer, has its own thickly threaded history with slavery, involving thousands of enslaved people whose lives and labor built and maintained several buildings on campus.
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Since its arrival in March, the prototype twttr app has focused mainly on how threaded conversations would work, sometimes including different ways of labeling the posters in a thread, as well.
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Trump threaded the needle on that occasion by demolishing the states that had been seen as a Democratic "blue wall" in the Rust Belt and Upper Midwest — Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan.
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So much of her personality is threaded through the album, and as one of popular culture's most fondly looked upon players, she was always going to make a year-defining record.
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While Tentative Decisions is definitely threaded together by the brokenhearted three-chord jams Erg has made a name for himself on, it is so much more than a pop punk record.
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Samiya Younis's "Flight Revisited" (2019) is an installation made up of second hand South Asian women's and children's clothing that is stretched and threaded together with Indian silks, cotton, and laundry bags.
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In 2018, Ryan Coogler directed "Black Panther," a Best Picture nominee at the Oscars, which gave consumers a performance by Michael B. Jordan that was threaded with themes of race and classism.
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According to her tweets she was taken to a hospital that performs cardiac catheterizations, a procedure in which a long, thin, tube is threaded into a blood vessel leading to the heart.
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But threaded messages are a critical component to other enterprise collaboration tools, and the service is going to need to find ways to usurp those services in order to attract new clients.
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He then skated to the top of the faceoff circles and fired a shot that threaded a gaggle of players in front of the net and sailed under the legs of Price.
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It's also running an experimental prototype app called twttr where it's trying out new ideas around threaded conversations, like using color-coded replies or branching lines to connect tweets and their responses.
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Loose biblical associations are threaded throughout: a census is about to be held, the family meets many sinners, listens to parables and discusses sin, guilt, redemption and how miscreants should be treated.
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Wang, who works as a health aide for elderly Chinese, is sixty-one and careworn, with drooping eyelids so thin that I could see the wine-colored veins that threaded through them.
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These wires are threaded behind the ears, down the neck and to the front chest area, where they are connected to a watch-size device that emits a controlled amount of electricity.
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He had seven assists, none better than the pass he threaded through the narrowest of lanes behind the St. Louis Blues' net that led to a Tomas Hertl goal in Game 2364.
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Poultry (eggs, organs, broth) turns up in almost everything the kitchen makes, most spectacularly in the whole chickens that are first braised in chicken stock and then threaded on to a rotisserie.
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A few feet deeper into the forest, the crime scene unit found two black sneakers, a dark shirt, and a pair of black pants with a vine threaded through its belt loops.
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For example, the Japanese-American artist Masako Takahashi, based in San Francisco, threaded strands of her own floor-length hair through a needle to stitch a diary into a Japanese silk scroll.
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The hall was separated from the temple's garden by only a thin sliding wooden door, and the air inside was crisp and piney, threaded with smoke from incense burning on the altar.
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Back in the bar, under chandeliers, a Ukrainian woman with black hair orders hush puppies, flattening the vowels to "hash pappies"; they are light and hot and threaded with jalapeño and onion.
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On the next play, Sims muffed Prater's kickoff at the 6, picked up the ball at the 9, then threaded through the defense toward the left sideline on his 91-yard scamper.
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"The halo gas is a fossil record of these ejection processes, so our observations can inform theories about how matter is ejected and how magnetic fields are threaded through galaxies," Prochaska said.
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As Encyclopaedia Iranica explains, before becoming a wife, a young woman would have her hair removed—including having her eyebrows threaded, which involves a thin thread used to extract multiple hairs at once.
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Imagine, on the internet, in 2018, a place where a battery of influential all-star thinkers and writers are having groundbreaking, difficult, conversations about flashpoint discussions — ones replete with disagreements, and threaded offshoots.
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But whether you start a tweet with a username is actually irrelevant for Twitter's threaded conversation feature — Twitter keeps track of that information directly when you click the "reply" button on a tweet.
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Some of the lowliest genres include: Eric Garland tweets, tweets that pull the "You're, not your" defense, and threaded tweets about the Mueller investigation written by the dude-splaining randos of the internet.
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Main takeaway from #KaraJack is that following a threaded conversation of more than a few tweets is a total mess, and that Twitter is designed for pile-on hot takes that hijack convos.
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A common element throughout (other than the fireworks) were five young kids, whose continual appearance and reappearance in the various segments of the opener threaded the ceremony together along the theme of peace.
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Trump came up with the wall and the ban on his own, but Bannon threaded them together, and then into a broader plan of action that has white nationalists across the country swooning.
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In Trump's first two years she successfully threaded the needle by gaining international expertise as our United Nations ambassador, while also stepping aside early enough to maintain sufficient political distance from the president.
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"There's lots of good bands coming through, a lot of them," said Mr. Norris, who carried a cane and had a single synthetic green dreadlock threaded onto his last wisp of natural hair.
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Here is what happened next: After Joakim Noah's defense denied the Grizzlies' Zach Randolph in the lane, Noah threaded the needle on a backdoor pass to Anthony for a conventional 3-point play.
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The idea of a playmaker's splitting a back line with a threaded through ball certainly seems old-fashioned in comparison, and the idea of a wide player dancing around opponents is essentially obsolete.
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A chain-link and cord necklace threaded with red and black ribbon, meanwhile, was rendered as a multilayered choker featuring dark red gold as well as steel, a new material for the brand.
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With a master plan by the architect Frank Gehry, the park is to include lawns, fountains, a basketball court and a bocce court threaded among apartment buildings along Atlantic Avenue in Prospect Heights.
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And so 500 years after Luther threaded his 95 tweets together and pinned them to a door in Wittenberg, it's their propaganda that deserves the most scrutiny, the most skepticism, the strongest doubts.
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While I enjoy a lot of science fiction, when it gets into the nitty gritty of the tensile strength of the titanium cables threaded into the wings of the automatovelociraptor, you've lost me.
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They threaded through the flooded trees toward a Walmart parking lot where a co-worker of Miesha's picked them up, fixed them rice and quesadillas and rolled out air mattresses for the night.
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Its unstuck-in-time structure is, one supposes, meant to be anchored by a scene threaded through the narrative in which Gotti's eldest son, John A. Gotti, visits his ailing father in prison.
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Rutgers' lone touchdown came with 12:26 left in the second quarter when Langan threaded a perfectly placed ball through traffic and into the arms of Mohamed Jabbie for a 31-yard touchdown.
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That has left difficult choices in places like Corinto, a town 300 miles north of Los Ríos, at the foot of mountains threaded with marijuana bushes and the light bulbs they grow under.
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Pantelis, my cabdriver, threaded his way delicately around people suddenly lurching, seemingly semi-oblivious, into the street and the constant chorus of motorcycles appearing out of nowhere and disappearing noisily into the distance.
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For most of the fight Romero adopted the high forearms guard and while he did injure Whittaker's right hand, the jab was still threaded up the center of his guard a great many times.
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It is corrosive to spend hours on end feeling like things are about to snap, and, when they don't, to feel relief that a needle has successfully been threaded between anarchy and overpoliced control.
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It's even kind of wonky: When you tap to see the rest of the thread, it takes you to the tweet you were looking at, with everything before threaded but not always everything after.
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Eaves beautifully threaded a cross-ice pass from the left side through the Anaheim crease, and Johns got his stick inside of Cam Fowler's right skate to poke the puck past goaltender John Gibson.
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Google has successfully threaded the needle on balancing out both form factors – though design preference is still going to cause some head-scratching before picking one or the other for those planning on buying.
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The film is threaded with reflective interviews, and framed by scenes of the retiree's daily life, as a member of one of the most exclusive clubs: the dozen people who've walked on the Moon.
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As the Rangers were unable to clear the defensive zone, Dubois threaded a pass around Neal Pionk's stick to Atkinson, who converted the easy tap-in into the vacated left side of the net.
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Opening with subterranean dub and trance, the Basic Channel co-founder threaded unlikely combinations together that brought to mind some freak music taxidermy, like a dog head sewn onto the body of a bear.
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When Bernie Sanders started to talk about his current situation in the polls... Hillary Clinton carefully threaded her argument about improving the federal justice system as she pointed out inequalities facing African-American men.
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Threaded messaging would let Slack users converse in nestled clusters, which would help prevent confusion and give people a neat and easy way to converse about a single topic without interrupting the main conversation.
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The first collection included leather jackets that were threaded with ribboned suède through eyelet holes, like bondage wear, and fitted dresses embellished with spiky ribs that traced the contours of the wearer's pelvic bone.
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It seemed more complex, with herbal, floral aromas and flavors, but it also had a savory, saline quality that I loved and a fine stoniness that threaded through from sip to swallow and beyond.
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DJI's gimbal accepts a standard 1/4-inch threaded screw instead of something like GoPro's proprietary mounting system, so if you already have a travel-friendly tripod, you don't need DJI's add-on stand.
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Around these gaps, "The Other Americans" becomes a novel threaded into our present: Its characters are troubled and distracted, they desire change, but they know less and less how to alter a hardened reality.
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The nature of the result, though, will offer some solace: Ziyech's threaded ball to van de Beek, the midfielder pausing — once, twice — to unbalance Hugo Lloris before passing his shot into the far corner.
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Although Rosa's one-sided conversation can be cumbersome and, at times, can slow the novel's pace, her repeated hope that her son will one day look for her is threaded with a resonant sadness.
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Kennicott's remains, donated to the Smithsonian by his descendants, make him part of the museum in a way few of its scientists are, with a whole portrait of his life threaded through its collections.
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The stentrode device went through hundreds of design changes before researchers were satisfied it met their requirements of being light, flexible, bio-compatible and small enough to be threaded into a one millimetre blood vessel.
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It involved stripping the building to its skeleton and restoring silk trompe l'oeil paintings on the walls and ceilings of a private theater, as well as the intricate, threaded bamboo marquetry in a reception room.
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Dorsey says the company is hard at work on the issue, and one new feature Twitter is testing — a kind of profile preview overlay — aims to address the problem of following threaded conversations, in particular.
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The basic plot threaded throughout all four versions of A Star Is Born is a young, talented woman is discovered by an established male artist and, as she ascends to fame, he starts to fade.
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LYMAN LYONSMcFarland, Wisconsin Although Charlemagne touched on some criticisms of Italy's intervention in Libya's migrant crisis, they were swiftly brushed under a carpet threaded with niceties about Marco Minniti, the Italian interior minister (February 3rd).
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Kane was given all the time in the world behind the Flames net, and with four Calgary players eyeing him, threaded a pass to slot that Donskoi buried just 88 seconds into the second period.
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Much of what we do on a computer (like almost all web browsing) is still single-threaded — which is why a four core computer isn't ever four times as fast as a single core variant.
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All the themes that have animated Mr. DeLillo's novels over the years are threaded through "Zero K" — from the seduction of technology and mass media to the power of money and the fear of chaos.
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Reddit has had an open approach to free speech — nearly anything goes — and people participate in long, threaded message board discussions, many of which are entirely text-based and consist of thousands of individual comments.
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But two young mayors were keen to promote their cities as winter sports and tourist destinations and threaded their way through the bear traps of daily politics to turn the youth winter festival into reality.
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I had it once with long trunks of carrots and a broken fish still threaded with bones, and later with a half-submerged archipelago of beef, whose leaching fat made the broth thicker and stronger.
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In birdsong you just hear I'm hungry or Fuck me , everything threaded with the sound of his voice you core out your eardrums to escape and you do for a while until they grow back.
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As the executive director of the Amphibian Foundation, he is focused on saving the frosted flatwoods salamander, a highly threatened southeastern species with glossy black skin threaded through with silver, a biological homage to kintsugi.
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A new, second-generation performance controller can harness all six cores simultaneously, delivering up to 70 percent greater performance for multi-threaded workloads, giving customers more power while lasting two hours longer than iPhone 7.
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The young boys drove the forklifts with cigarettes dangling from their lips and threaded the forks of the lifts into the pallets with insolent skill, blue fumes roaring from the grilled exhausts in the back.
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ALBANY — In the tense world of New York State politics, threaded with corruption charges and enigmatic alliances, the exchange rippled through the Legislature like a menacing current — and underscored the predicament Democrats find themselves in.
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The Manhattan branch is smaller than the original, but sells some excellent creations, including whole-grain croissants, cookies, tartlets and a krantz cake, a twisted coffee cake threaded with chocolate that is essentially a babka.
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There is also a subtle use of materials and color: The low, dark-wood-slatted roof is threaded with thin red beams, and the floor is gray cement, at once brightening and subduing the atmosphere.
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"This could work," Rebecca says to close the episode, their eyes shimmering with the possibilities of this new house and their future children and the love threaded between them as carefully and as strong as silk.
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I don't love the ergonomics of the FTZ, though, which shifts the weight of the camera further forward and gets in the way of some tripod plates, which is why it has its own threaded hole.
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When we weren't sending private messages over AIM (RIP), we were doing "Wall to Wall," where Facebook users were encouraged to post back and forth on each other's Facebook profiles because there were no threaded comments.
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Royer then threaded a pass through the box, Wright-Phillips eluded Drew Conner and Brandt Bronico and lifted a soft shot over the right leg of Richard Sanchez and into the right side of the net.
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Artificial Intelligence is not just about Siri and the iPhone, though, Apple made it clear to me in 2016 that AI is threaded throughout numerous Apple products and services, a strategy it will continue to pursue.
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Threaded through by Lotz's powerhouse vocal and some huge, full band choruses, she describes the music on Magic Gone as "more honest" than her previous work (which includes her excellent debut LP, Shame, released in 2015).
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In May of last year, QuizUp changed its platform significantly from being a true game to more of a social network, complete with people search, user profiles, threaded comments, forums, and its own private chat system.
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Just as the Intel chip is good at the heavy, multi-threaded lifting of OS X, the T1 was made for the security of Touch ID and the lightweight lifting of rendering Apple Pay dialogs securely.
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Some show video from endoscopes that have been threaded through a patient's nose and down the back of the throat until the camera at the end of the flexible tube is hovering just above the larynx.
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Sivan Cohen Elias's "Hack" (2016) for two guitars, on the other hand, deconstructed the instruments themselves, laying them prostrate as Jesse Langen threaded wires through their strings, or lifted them to shred a bow along them.
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Contemporary creative arts has shown a connection with the Motherland through the works of beloved writers such as Toni Morrison—who threaded concepts of African spirituality into her work such as Beloved (1987) and Sula (1973).
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Meyers deftly threaded a similar needle with his opening remarks, a presentation that captured the gravity of the moment while still deriving laughs from it -- no small feat, as the rest of the night made clear.
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During the verses, his voice, weighted with desire, sounds like a wet whisper in the ear of a lover in a crowded club, threaded in amongst the track's bumping drums rather than on top of them.
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"Let me just see this last play," she pleaded — and right then, Carli Lloyd cut back behind her defender and threaded a perfect pass to Alex Morgan, who chipped it into the back of the net.
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Meanwhile, the "selected" stories are threaded throughout the film, as Harold begins to require medical attention and his kids have to sort out some long-repressed issues in their relationships with each other and their father.
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Finally, dessert: faloodeh, a Persian lime and rosewater granita, threaded with rice noodles, an ancient combination that provides a refreshing bite of acidity and sweetness at the end of a rich meal filled with complex flavors.
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The film, an early and rudimentary kind of animation, consists of 2,000 or so drawings, each pose, step and transition illustrated on a narrow strip of paper, one after another, then threaded through a special projector.
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Not only does this essential device look and work pretty much the same as it did nearly 140 years ago — remarkable in and of itself — but the threaded metallic bottom is still called the Edison base.
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While Trump's approval numbers in Utah are much lower than they were for other Republican presidents, several political strategists said a campaign threaded with attacks on the President would be foolish in this staunchly Republican state.
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Not only is mechado simmered in Asian ingredients like soy sauce and calamansi, but its flavor is enhanced using the traditional European practice of larding, in which strips of pork fat are threaded into the meat.
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" At the end of the play, the audience was ushered up onstage, and the Lutings threaded between us, chanting over and over, like a prayer, the final lines of the play: "What decision should I make?
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The nifty device works using a 12kg bag threaded through a patented electricity-generating device which powers an LED light — the technology generates safe light with no risk of burns, house fires or kerosene-related illnesses.
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More games could save themselves this way, and Code Vein doing its own thing without stopping you from doing yours is threaded throughout its approach to both character design as aesthetic and character design as mechanic.
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He somehow threaded his recovery pitch shot through the trees to the edge of the green and proceeded to save par, but bogeyed the next hole before fighting back with the hat-trick of late birdies.
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After the virus cleared, Dr. Seth Pransky at Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego threaded a scope down my baby's throat — and dashed my hopes that Jack's truck-motor breathing sounds were nothing to worry about.
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I think the premise is faulty, but it is a great distraction from the very real harms of faulty, broken, imperfect, profitable systems that are being mundanely and obscurely threaded through our social and economic systems.
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And if you think about, as you guys talk about the threaded conversations, you either have the New York Times with a few comments or you have a social network with a barrage of unrelated content.
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When she hit 20 percent, a cardiologist threaded a catheter into her heart, where he inflated a tiny balloon and tugged, punching a hole through her interatrial septum to release a gush of pent-up oxygenated blood.
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Watch Parties are also getting a few new features, including threaded comments so people can have conversations, as well as live commentating, which gives hosts the ability to go live and comment aloud as a video plays.
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But as you might expect, not everyone feels that way about it, with the endless streams of notifications, the slightly clumsy way of handling threaded conversations and certain other distracting features raising the ire of some people.
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There also is a dastardly drawing by the brilliant Belgian artist Félicien Joseph Victor Rops entitled "La vrille" (late 43th century), which depicts a woman completely impaled on the enormous, threaded phallus of a supine hoofed satyr.
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It seems likely that the downvote button, if it does ever launch, will start off restricted to public posts as a way to help users self-moderate sprawling threaded comment sections under news articles, as an example.
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The headphone's simple tie system — a plastic bead threaded through the cable — also beats the more complicated system Jaybird employs for altering the length of the cord for a better fit around the back of the neck.
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Fox waited for Pittsburgh goaltender Matt Murray to go down and threaded a slick cross-ice pass from the middle of the ice to Kakko, who deflected the puck into the vacated right side of the net.
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Before David West was the cagey veteran that was always in the right place (offensively), hit the occasional mid-range jumper, and threaded all the right passes through all the right lanes, David Lee filled that role.
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A coral horn — the traditional Italian good luck charm, made in this instance by the venerable Neapolitan company Enzo Liverino — was attached to a coral-beaded chain and threaded through a neatly stitched buttonhole on one lapel.
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We therefore get the basic, symmetrical story — the miracle Jesus performs on Lazarus in the first act, his own resurrection in the second — threaded through with a sense that these characters and their struggles have modern analogues.
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"Threaded through the stories of patients is that of Case's father, who suffers a stroke, needs emergency heart surgery and ends up on her cardiac ward," Tina Jordan notes, evaluating the book alongside two other medical memoirs.
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It can handle heavy data dumps and image processing, with a next-generation eight-core Intel® Core™ i9 or Intel® Xeon® processor designed to effortlessly handle complex, multi-threaded applications like Photoshop and Lightroom.
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The smallest Zulu glass trade beads, about four-tenths of an inch wide, are threaded by hand onto cotton rope to decrease the chances of the beads breaking, he said, estimating that the straps will last two years.
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Those kind of standout, nightmarish moments are threaded throughout the film, with Guadagnino often deploying his horror show imagery in discordant jump cuts, or quick flashes that disorient the audience much as Susie is feeling increasingly off-balance.
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Adding threaded messaging, an important component in other services like Yammer, Citrix's Podio and Convo, would level the playing field between collaboration services — and give Slack an opportunity to gobble up a much wider part of the field.
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It runs on 4G LTE networks, which should keep it connected for years to come, and it has gained both threaded texting (rather than a single inbox and outbox — remember those?) and Blackberry encryption for those sensitive communications.
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It has a clean interface (with no algorithmic timeline or sponsored tweets), outstanding mute and filtering options, and support for all the good Twitter features like 280 characters, threaded tweets, direct messages, inline images, GIFs, videos, and lists.
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But the principle is sound—the most comfortable way to carry a serious u-lock is threaded through your belt, and there's lots of unused real estate in the heavy bottom bar that could easily hide an LED.
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Usually, an account with a random-sounding handle but an "Elon Musk" display name and photo will typically show up as a reply to one of Musk's real tweets, making the scam tweet look like a threaded reply.
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Faiz's verse is threaded through with delicate, insistent ribbons of blood — an aesthetic shared by one of Pakistan's preeminent modern miniaturists, Imran Qureshi, whose latest exhibition at the Barbican Centre's Curve Gallery borrows its title from Faiz's work.
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Ava is aiming to bring deaf and hard-of-hearing people back into group conversations with their threaded speech-to-text application that gives people with hearing issues an easy way to stay on top of a conversation.
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Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) systems, in which a new heart valve is threaded into place via an artery as an alternative to chest-cracking surgery, is the most important future growth driver for the medical device company.
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But this fall, the architect Carol Ross Barney and the landscape firm Sasaki Associates will complete the Chicago Riverwalk, a new pedestrian park threaded for nearly a mile along the water's edge, 20 feet below the city's streets.
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The running track's original granite starting blocks remained firmly planted; holes drilled into them once held poles threaded with cord across the whole track to prevent false starts; a dozen runners at a time shot off from here.
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The court's previous decisions allow universities to take race into account for admissions only for the sake of "educational diversity," leaving no room for remedying the present-day consequences of the racism that's threaded through the country's history.
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You think it's not a Christmas song, but you're wrong, because it's threaded through with the most Christmas song trope on this earth (children's choir singing a high-pitched, repetitive refrain), and also it was Christmas number one.
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Child marriage here is finely threaded with other practices, including the exchange of a dowry from the bride's family to the groom, and sometimes with sex trafficking, making it difficult to tackle any one issue without addressing others.
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Here are two disarming alto saxophonists working in different lanes of modern jazz: Tim Berne, a runic experimentalist with a slippery tone, and Caroline Davis, whose own original music takes the form of carefully threaded, fluent post-bop.
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Threaded throughout the document were testimonials from people closest to Mr. Cohen — drawn from some three dozen letters that were also submitted — depicting an image of generosity that undercuts the public perceptions of him since his guilty plea.
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The multimedia and video artist Francesco Vezzoli, 20083, is also a lodestar, known for his elaborately embroidered portraits of movie stars with metallic-threaded tears flowing from their eyes, evoking both Cindy Sherman and children's paint by numbers.
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Dr. Bukur punctured Ms. Williams's thigh, threaded a slim tube into her femoral artery and eased it up about 12 inches into her aorta, the major artery that carries blood from the heart to most of the body.
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January 133 After five years of anthropomorphism, showbiz satire and light surrealism — all threaded with some genuinely moving contemplation of what it means to be happy and successful — "Bojack Horseman" comes to an end with eight more episodes.
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My favorite work in the show is a small teal room titled "The Alpha and the Omega" (2013–16), which contains a related suite of individual works, including a suspended structure threaded with neon tubes and representing a ship.
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"Not sure how the nut could have come completely off (un-threaded a significant number of turns) on it's [sic] own even if the release lever had accidently [sic] been loosened without noticing the wheel being loose," they wrote.
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Nationally, more than 650,000 ERCP procedures are performed each year, in which a scope is threaded down a person's throat to diagnose and treat problems in the digestive tract, such as gallstones, cancers and blockages in the bile duct.
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And this would help the service look less like a chat room and more like a true enterprise collaboration service — which could help attract even larger enterprise clients that rely on tools like threaded messages to get work done.
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There's a seed of doubt woven throughout the series when it comes to Grace's guilt in the double-murder, but threaded in alongside that is the following question: If she did do it, can we even really blame her?
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One suite explores looped and threaded forms that tangle like hair, harking back both to the artist's parents' work repairing tapestries, and to her own fascination with garments (and the history of use and repair they carry with them).
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Discontentment is a recurring theme throughout ("Life is like an ugly low table left in your living room by the previous tenant") — but threaded through his sense of humor, you feel a little less lonely, a little more light.
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In the boys' letters and emails to their parents, elegantly threaded through the book, you can hear the voice of a family holding tight to one another and frantically expressing love as a shield against an onslaught of pain.
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Clinton sought to lower her threshold for what would constitute a success in the state's Democratic primary even as she threaded her stump speech with a more personal reminder to New Hampshire voters that they had stood with her family before.
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After abnormal blood tests for cardiac enzymes and an electrocardiogram, she had an emergency cardiac catheterization, which is a procedure in which a catheter is threaded through blood vessels and into the heart's arteries to look for a possible blockage.
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Thus, chip makers can now have, for example, seven little A55 cores and just one big A75 one: for a favorable mix of long battery life, cost efficiency, and a high ceiling of single-threaded performance when it's called for.
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Persian poets like Rumi and Hafez were threaded throughout my childhood, and I couldn't believe that the reigning queen of American music had seen fit to tie herself and her family into an ancient Persian tradition — but also, I totally could.
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Threaded through her descriptions of these young-adult encounters — in between her course notes on Richard Wright, W.E.B. Du Bois, Ned Polsky and Emile Durkheim — is the sort of sociological work that David Riesman described as a ''conversation between the classes.
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That's especially frustrating since older models of the MacBook Pro that had display connector problems could simply get the $6 cords (which threaded through the hinge, instead of around it) replaced without having to get the entire screen assembly replaced.
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Adrion started filming in 2o15, long before the Hollywood reckoning prompted by #MeToo or Time's Up. But threaded throughout the movie is a quiet, contained anger at an imbalance that has been allowed to go on, unchecked, for far too long.
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Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) systems, in which a new heart valve is threaded into place via an artery as an alternative to chest-cracking surgery, is one of the most important future growth drivers for the medical device company.
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Zibanejad forced a turnover near the blue line by Bjorsktrand, sped through the slot, and when Markus Nutivaara fell down, Buchnevich threaded a cross-ice pass through the slot and Zibanejad tapped into the vacated right side of the net.
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And while the idea of landscape is threaded throughout the exhibition, what makes Being Here With You / Estando aquí contigo so compelling is that it does not do what group shows of this size so often do — arrange works thematically.
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Among the thousands of tiny dilapidated wooden huts, crammed with refugees from newly communist China, threaded with muddy paths where adults clopped in wooden sandals and children splashed in storm-drains, a prim Englishwoman would be picking her way with care.
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At the end you cut the bad products out — and I think Facebook's mobile strategy is one of the strongest in the industry — could you have done that and threaded the needle and not made any mistakes to get there?
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The Salvation and the Classic would seem to cover the twin poles of burger lust, but for those who aren't moved by beef, Ms. Bloomfield makes a vegetarian patty of carrots and lentils threaded by clear vermicelli of sweet potato starch.
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The success of Cooper's book lay not in its originality but in its encyclopedic synergy of American paranoia, threaded through a thousand different nodes of conspiracy, a bound and printed Crazy Wall kept behind the counter at your local Barnes & Noble.
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For now, it feels like Slack still reigns supreme when it comes to desktop knowledge worker functionality — even without usefully threaded comments — because of the fact that you can integrate virtually any other app you might want to into its platform.
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FREETOWN, March 19 (Reuters) - Shoppers threaded their way between stalls hawking everything from watches to pigs' feet in Sierra Leone's capital on Wednesday, two days after the government banned large gatherings to combat the coronavirus but exempted markets such as this.
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But the drubbing they suffered in Virginia, where they lost the governorship by nine percentage points, along with at least 15 State House seats threaded throughout the state's suburbs, has the party's governors worried that 2018 could be worse than feared.
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Because what the nativity story conveys is a narrative of wonder threaded through prosaic reality, where the birth of a child is an act of God's self-creation, where a manger can be the site of the universe's new genesis.
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"I think that, as well as it can be done, that the commission threaded the needle on what was a very fraught question," said Mr. Alba, a sociology professor at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
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Another overshadowed legacy, Clara Schumann's, guides the Chelsea Music Festival (June 6-15): for the prodigious pianist's second centennial, pieces of hers (and a few by her husband, Robert) are threaded through a slate of commissions from ten contemporary composers. ♦
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Hockney, of all people, is aware that averting one's gaze from the bare male form (as mainstream cinema has traditionally done, to its comical shame) means shunning a theme that has threaded like a vine through the history of art.
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Two plays later, from the 5, Rodgers shifted from side to side in the pocket to buy time, took a few steps left and threaded the ball to Adams in the end zone, with cornerback Coty Sensabaugh tight in coverage.
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His great works — the 7,503 "Gates" that threaded a tapestry of deep saffron across Central Park in 2005, the wrapping of the Reichstag in polypropylene, the 3,100 umbrellas deployed along inland valleys in Japan and California — have all been about freedom.
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McCormack sculpts skeletal shapes with crochet, stiffening the cotton string with glue, while Small creates golden-threaded icons in which beads glisten like jewels on diagrams of the heart, lungs, and kidneys, as well as more conceptual responses to cysts.
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The site, called AnonIB, has a dedicated board for military personnel that features dozens of threaded conversations among men, many of whom ask for "wins" — naked photographs — of specific female service members, often identifying the women by name or where they are stationed.
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But the Islanders tied the score just 31 seconds later when Josh Bailey, stationed in front of the blue line, threaded a pass to Barzal, who, in one motion, collected the puck and shoveled it off the left post and into the net.
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The new Planet of the Apes films have had surprisingly personal storylines threaded between their explosive scenes of violence, and this new trailer for War for the Planet of the Apes seems to be about finding a balance between the two of them.
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Last summer, a 32-year-old Greek woman, who'd previously undergone two operations for endometriosis and four unsuccessful cycles of IVF, once again returned to the surgical table to have a thin needle threaded through her vagina to retrieve eggs from her ovaries.
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In conversation with The Verge's Walt Mossberg, Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield said the company has been prototyping various forms of threaded messaging internally for months in search of a solution that doesn't add too much clutter to the product's fast and free flow.
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As criticism swelled, Mr. LePage came to believe that a Democratic lawmaker, Drew Gattine, had called him a racist, and left him a threatening voice mail threaded with obscenities, which he followed by suggesting that he and Mr. Gattine have a duel.
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City Kitchen All around the Mediterranean, lamb is the meat of choice, prepared in lots of ways: roasted on the bone, threaded on skewers and grilled, turned over a spit, stewed with wine and herbs, or turned into tantalizing soups or spicy sausages.
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Each hourlong episode revolves around a central story line, even as longer-running themes — the tensions in Elizabeth and Philip's relationship after she becomes queen; Margaret's ill-fated affair with Group Captain Peter Townsend; Churchill's tenacious hold on power — are threaded throughout.
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But to find the tiny, astounding Rumbo al Norte vineyard, where 22015-year-old garnacha vines grow on granite and sandstone slopes threaded with quartz and strewn with gigantic boulders, you not only have to know someone, you have to earn his trust.
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Female friendship and ambition are threaded throughout her work, and here they form a rich tapestry, as she contrasts the "now" of Kit's professional life as a postdoc in Dr. Severin's lab with the "then" of her high school relationship with Diane.
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In a kind of trance we walked the town's maze of blue-domed mosques, mosaic-tiled courtyards and former caravanserais (essentially inns where travelers could rest with their animals), all threaded together by ancient arcades only partially defiled by tacky tourist development.
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"This plot summary reflects neither the density of subtle interactions among the characters nor the novel's intense emotional impact," wrote our reviewer, adding that it brought "into sharper focus many of the diverse themes that threaded their way through" Walker's previous work.
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The justice minister, Rory Stewart, who in recent days has emerged as one of the country's most passionate voices for compromise, said the prime minister had no choice but to be cautious as she threaded her way through a field of adversaries.
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At the Baselworld watch fair in March, a piece Chanel will be spotlighting is a new, limited-edition version of the Première watch, with a link band inspired by the brand's 2.55 handbag and threaded with thin strips of crimson red leather.
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To make it, I heavily spiced the vegan meat with aromatics like garlic, oregano, cumin, sumac and chiles, molded it into the classic inverted cone shape, threaded it onto a vertical rotisserie, then let it rotate slowly in front of a flame.
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We watch her talk about the letters to an unseen entity several times before we find out who that person is, and a spat she has with an older female relative is threaded throughout the film, slowly revealing what exactly is going on.
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After a quick hop in your ship and a few scans with your translator, and a threaded map of "rumors" is added to your ship's computer, and you'll spend the bulk of the game choosing which of these threads to pull on.
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