In other words, it will be up to the minute.
|
|
Audi has also fitted the coupes with up-to-the-minute safety technology.
|
|
But radio remains a rare source of up-to-the-minute news from outside.
|
|
ET. You can also follow up-to-the-minute coverage all day here. 2.
|
|
In their capacity for up-to-the-minute detail, modern maps surpass even Borges's creation.
|
|
Where will you get all of your up to the minute celeb outfit IDs now?
|
|
Dark Sky, the awesome up-to-the-minute weather app also came to Android this year.
|
|
And as much time as we spend poring over up-to-the-minute dispatches from E!
|
|
Please follow her for up to the minute #newsnotnoise she breaks down what's really going on.
|
|
No one actually needs an up-to-the-minute broadcast of my whereabouts and what I'm doing.
|
|
Check out their website page for up-to-the-minute info on all the cuddly — and adoptable!
|
|
We have up-to-the-minute live vote counts and results happening in real time updating automatically.
|
|
Also, be sure to follow our liveblog from Build 2018 for up-to-the-minute news and analysis.
|
|
The family has been giving up to the minute updates on his condition on his personal Facebook page.
|
|
But if being up to the minute on sort-of friends is imperative, go back to the apps.
|
|
The app has a broad range of sources so it's great for scanning up-to-the-minute headlines.
|
|
That in turn allows twice-weekly deliveries of small but up-to-the-minute fashion collections to every store.
|
|
And it's all based on how most of us consume up-to-the-minute news all day: on Twitter.
|
|
The data drove the schedule -- they didn't travel anywhere without up-to-the-minute polling to back it up.
|
|
Check its Facebook page for up-to-the-minute updates on cheap fares before you make a train booking.
|
|
I also keep this Twitter list of meteorologists handy for up-to-the-minute updates on severe weather events.
|
|
It works with state agencies, mapping partners, and users to imbue the app with up-to-the-minute information.
|
|
And you can follow along with The Times for up-to-the-minute fact-checking, analysis and a live chat.
|
|
Be sure to follow along with The Times for up-to-the-minute fact-checking, analysis and our live chat.
|
|
They can gather up-to-the-minute information on the response to their products and use it to make improvements.
|
|
A company formerly owned by Nokia wants to create a more accurate, up-to-the-minute map of traffic conditions.
|
|
It's therefore likely they're not receiving up-to-the-minute advice on whether to wade into a crowd or not.
|
|
We have up-to-the-minute live vote counts and results happening in real time as the final count continues.
|
|
The sites also upload up-to-the-minute photos of the vessels or planes that are sent in by amateurs.
|
|
Rigorous academic content is integrated into up-to-the-minute technical learning, and career readiness is the foundation of the curriculum.
|
|
It's our job here at Noisey to bring you the hottest, up-to-the-minute news from the world of music.
|
|
If you're following tech unicorns like Uber and SpaceX, it's relatively easy to keep up with up to the minute announcements.
|
|
NASA updates the data regularly, adding up-to-the-minute content like satellite images of large storms and other major events.
|
|
Organizers have even made a Google doc to provide up-to-the-minute updates on what is needed at the camp.
|
|
Until 2015, he was a writer, editor and producer for "Up to the Minute," a CBS website and overnight news show.
|
|
As for the war material, it's shameless in its caricatures and clichés, and up-to-the-minute in its alienating pyrotechnics.
|
|
FOX News' "Fox News Update" will focus on up-to-the minute breaking news and the most compelling stories of the day.
|
|
By partnering with Letv, Aston has shown that it is can infuse up-to-the-minute tech into its already wondrous vehicles.
|
|
Follow along with our list below or tune in to our WWDC 2016 liveblog for up-to-the minute updates and photos.
|
|
We'll be bringing you up to the minute details of the big day with Anderson Cooper, Alisyn Camerota and Don Lemon anchoring.
|
|
It's one of many sly, charming jokes in this disarmingly up-to-the-minute examination of a peculiarly modern odd-couple relationship.
|
|
We'll have up-to-the-minute results and reporter analysis as the returns come in tonight from six Democratic primaries and caucuses.
|
|
All she really needs are the computer and her phone, which she checks a lot for up-to-the-minute Cosmo analytics.
|
|
ET. We'll have up-to-the-minute live vote counts and results happening in real-time updating automatically when results come in.
|
|
He is both symbolic of our culture and anachronistic in an age where every action is documented nearly up to the minute.
|
|
CoinDesk's Bitcoin Price Index has also served as a popular up-to-the-minute reference for those checking in on the volatile currency.
|
|
The revival of Will & Grace has brought our beloved characters into 2018, which means plenty of up-to-the-minute pop culture jokes.
|
|
Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic Tune in to PeopleStyle Monday, May 2, for all the up-to-the-minute coverage on the 2016 Met Gala!
|
|
Wingard's Blair Witch (which premiered this week at the Toronto International Film Festival), by contrast, is up-to-the-minute in every way.
|
|
SneezeFetishForums, with more than 6,000 members, is really the place to be for this type of up-to-the-minute current events conversation.
|
|
Right up to the moment of her death she was intensely alive, intensely involved, brave, and right up to the minute with politics.
|
|
In that, if I want to get up-to-the-minute stuff, I can get it immediately — free — from a million different sources.
|
|
Nothing she had done before, though, resembled the kind of up-to-the-minute streaming dramedy that "Dead to Me" wants to be.
|
|
That meant actuaries were not terribly concerned about up-to-the-minute asset values, or measuring pension obligations the way the markets would.
|
|
Because the minute he gets up to the minute he goes to sleep … their energy, you forget, at 5-years-old, is phenomenal.
|
|
Twitter is still the place sports fans go for up-to-the-minute news and analysis about the teams, players and games they love.
|
|
A very up-to-the minute poll from Iowa State University has Sanders nine points ahead of Biden and five points ahead of Sen.
|
|
But in the age of the television series "Million Dollar Listing" and online real estate porn, more buyers expect up-to-the-minute style.
|
|
The Darkest Minds is based on a 2012 young adult novel by Alexandra Bracken, but its themes and plot are up to the minute.
|
|
When marketers want to automate large-scale campaigns with up-to-the-minute analytics and insights, MailChimp helps them do it quickly and easily.
|
|
Your host for the evening is Tal Kopan, who will be bringing you up-to-the-minute updates and insight from the CNN team.
|
|
UVLens provides up to the minute forecasts that tells you how much skin-damaging ultraviolet light is likely to be at any given location.
|
|
His "quick wit and up-to-the-minute intellect have made him the voice for a generation of pop culture enthusiasts," the page said.
|
|
The company is also facing competition from fast-fashion stores like H&M that specialize in up-to-the-minute styles at low prices.
|
|
For up-to-the-minute traffic information, check this live traffic map or listen to the radio report on the ones or the eights.
|
|
On Twitter and on Facebook, millions of us offer up-to-the-minute updates on our state of mind with essentially no prompting whatsoever.
|
|
Here's what we know at this hour: • Most subway trains are running on schedule, but you can check up-to-the-minute updates here.
|
|
Style is all about options, and with this dynamic duo, your outfit can act as an up-to-the-minute barometer of your mood.
|
|
Data from these apps enables Foursquare to get an up-to-the-minute read on where people are at any given time, Crowley says.
|
|
In addition, Munch brought to his work an up-to-the-minute content, new-century attitudes toward sex, psychological disturbance, occult spirituality and utopian politics.
|
|
There are real horrors to be found on Twitter, from vicious harassment to up-to-the-minute news updates on the worst parts of humanity.
|
|
Whenever there's a new Destiny raid or Overwatch ARG, it's one of the first places I turn to for up-to-the-minute progress reports.
|
|
Waze offers turn-by-turn navigation to users and drivers, compiling up-to-the-minute traffic, weather and mapping data thanks to crowdsourced user input.
|
|
It represents a radical shift in how geologists use up-to-the-minute tools—satellite data, aerial surveys, computer simulations—to fathom age-old processes.
|
|
For a film steeped in up-to-the-minute surveillance fears, Jason Bourne feels as dim and broad as a 1990s net-panic hacker movie.
|
|
At the same time, cellphones and social media bring up-to-the-minute relationship issues to the fore, possibly laying bare continuing arguments and fights.
|
|
But from the minute he woke up to the minute the show started, Armstrong was fixated on getting his chops together for that evening's show.
|
|
This is a great way to get up to the minute news in theory, but in reality, filtering through millions of tweets is incredibly inefficient.
|
|
Meanwhile, blogs like Women in Astronomy share up-to-the minute personal accounts, reports, and articles on sexual harassment in astronomy from around the world.
|
|
Polls are closed, and we'll have live, up-to-the-minute data on the results of the election streaming in thanks to our partner DDHQ.
|
|
We're packing in a ton of interviews and presentations this year, plus all the up-to-the-minute coverage you know and love from Recode.
|
|
The coverage on this live blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC International.
|
|
Buildings have become more like blockbuster movies; instead of the long haul, they celebrate the immediate, the here and now and up-to-the-minute.
|
|
Some organized themselves into groups like "Harvey's Helpers" who set up a Facebook page and live-streamed up-to-the-minute requests for necessary items.
|
|
The figure is not up-to-the-minute: such is the difficulty in gathering the data that it is already over two years out of date.
|
|
Yet for all its fond stylistic and thematic nods to films like, say, 1987's Blood Diner, the series still feels remarkably up-to-the-minute.
|
|
The coverage on this blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC Asia Pacific's team.
|
|
Hollywood traditionally lagged years behind the news cycle, but indie films are progressively addressing up-to-the-minute social issues closer and closer to their inception.
|
|
The cloud-based data can also be valuable to municipalities and fleet managers by identifying up-to-the-minute road conditions, CEO Amit Nisenbaum tells Axios.
|
|
Until up-to-the-minute 3D mapping is available at an affordable price (LIDAR's cost can range up to $75,000 per unit), this won't be possible.
|
|
Sleeper's more differentiated UI seems to be largely popular among early vocal users as well as the up-to-the-minute notifications that deliver league updates.
|
|
What if you could watch tomorrow's U.S. election the same way the campaigns do — with up-to-the-minute data from polling places around the country?
|
|
After Victoria's death, the coronet was inherited by her granddaughter Princess Mary, who had it converted to an up-to-the-minute bandeau in the 1920s.
|
|
The coverage on this live blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC's Asia team.
|
|
The coverage on this blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC's Asia-Pacific team.
|
|
Sheila confronts the up-to-the-minute dilemma of how to deal with a sexist boss when she's not allowed to simply rip out his vocal cords.
|
|
We provide up-to-the-minute information, making it easier for millions of people each day to move around our city by helping them plan their journeys.
|
|
Reuters Pictures news photography features in Recognition, an artificial intelligence program which compares up-to-the-minute photojournalism from Reuters with British art from the Tate's collection.
|
|
" After decorating his place with the ideas he had then, he adds: "The look of my apartment was up-to-the-minute if you were Dean Martin. . . .
|
|
The coverage on this live blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC's Asia-Pacific team.
|
|
Star Wars may be escapist space fantasy set a long time ago, but there are times when it can feel like up-to-the-minute political commentary.
|
|
My dad&aposs life insurance payout was more than I could have imaginedMy dad was a planner, an organizer up to the minute of any given day.
|
|
The coverage on this live blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus, visit the live blog from CNBC's Asia Pacific team.
|
|
And this is not the first time Trump went after "SNL," a show that for decades has drawn viewers precisely because of its up-to-the-minute satire.
|
|
Dark Sky offers hyper-local weather alerts that let you know if it's going to rain or snow exactly where you are, with up to the minute accuracy.
|
|
The coverage on this live blog has ended — but for up-to-the-minute coverage on the coronavirus outbreak, visit the live blog from CNBC's Asia-Pacific team.
|
|
The app, which has been on iOS since 2012 and Android since 2016, is known for providing up-to-the-minute and location-specific forecasts with smart design.
|
|
They aren't always "up-to-the-minute" because they could be age-old relics that the company dishes up over and over every time the position opens up.
|
|
I'll be handling the liveblog from Cupertino throughout the event, and you can also expect hands-on videos and up-to-the-minute articles unpacking all the announcements.
|
|
FlightStatsPerhaps the most well-known flight data service website out there, FlightStats pulls information from government and airport feeds to provide up-to-the-minute reports on delays.
|
|
CNN Anchor and Chief National Correspondent John King will give viewers up-to-the-minute election analysis and reporting on battleground House races from the CNN Magic Wall.
|
|
In This New Caper Novel, a Yearbook Reveals Family Secrets Elinor Lipman's "Good Riddance" offers an up-to-the-minute look at a young woman's life in Manhattan.
|
|
I didn't think live-tweeting the courtroom proceedings amounted to much more than me producing a running, up-to-the-minute story of what was going on inside.
|
|
This allows the planes to get up-to-the-minute information with minimal weather problems and target precisely what they want to see, when they want to see it.
|
|
The Munich Maersk, though, is a high-end exception—one of the best ships in the up-to-the-minute fleet of the biggest shipping company in the world.
|
|
CNBC journalists contributing to election coverage include: CNBC Digital will cover the election in real time from all angles with breaking news, up-to-the-minute results and analysis.
|
|
The destruction of DMSP-F2017 brought a sudden end to a half-century-long program that has provided the armed forces with up-to-the-minute, worldwide weather information.
|
|
Just a few months ago at the hospital, I was recording up-to-the-minute feeding and bowel movement times for newborn Enid, as requested by the medical staff.
|
|
For another, it enables Minkoff to get a more up-to-the-minute read on weather trends, consumer preferences and popular colors or fabrics, and design into these factors.
|
|
The idea is to ensure that officials acting in security roles can get up-to-the-minute advice from past officials, who may be uniquely positioned to offer it.
|
|
Usher also has a canny psychological sensitivity in his lyrics, a dancer's physical grace and an ear for up-to-the-minute electronic productions that warm to his voice.
|
|
Combative responses to women like Jamil reinforce a world view which states women must be note-perfect, grateful, up-to-the-minute and undemanding, and declares anything less embarrassing.
|
|
The best way to get up-to-the-minute news and updates about Kanye West's projects for Adidas is to follow the Kardashians and the Jenners on social media.
|
|
The Times will provide up-to-the-minute coverage of all of today's inauguration events, from the ceremony to the evening balls, and the parades and protests in between.
|
|
We're packing in a ton of interviews, presentations, and a live podcast taping this year, plus all the up-to-the-minute coverage you know and love from Recode.
|
|
Instead, it is an up-to-the-minute source for news, with its own de facto beat writer, Metz Camfield, and a certain, if limited, amount of exclusive access.
|
|
Livestreaming upstarts are culling up-to-the-minute data on viewing habits, device usage and even current events to show viewers what they want - maybe before they know themselves.
|
|
We are packing in more than 30 interviews, presentations, and live podcast tapings this year, plus all the up-to-the-minute coverage you know and love from Recode.
|
|
But because of its algorithm, it could never beat Twitter at real-time sharing: Twitter's chronological timeline meant that by its nature, it naturally prioritized up-to-the-minute developments.
|
|
TradeWind plans to utilize the distributed settlement system in blockchain to eliminate the need for third party verification by giving participants an up-to-the-minute record of all transactions.
|
|
Past administration officials keep their security clearances in part to offer guidance to their successors; keeping the clearances allows them to give up-to-the-minute advice to current officials.
|
|
But up-to-the-minute, blow-by-blow accounts of hard data can create mistaken impressions about the underlying facts, even if both the data and the accounts are accurate.
|
|
In situations of conflict, the most valuable attribute of knowledge is not that it generates public consensus but that it is up to the minute and aids rapid decision making.
|
|
Blame it on the endless stream of pictures on social media, but in 2016, tracking celebrity hair changes has become a full-blown sport that requires up-to-the-minute refreshing.
|
|
If you're also an Android user, the Fitbit Versa Smart Watch can even take and receive phone calls, text messages, and get up-to-the-minute news, weather, and sports updates.
|
|
Laure Prouvost's film deftly mixes high-resolution footage with shaky smartphone video, and is so up-to-the-minute that, at one point, we see the crumbling steeple of Notre-Dame.
|
|
Unlike the current courthouse, where inmates are under lock and key, the security features will be up to the minute, with closed-circuit television, card readers, duress alarms and bulletproof materials.
|
|
The XE Currency App is available for almost any mobile device, and it provides up-to-the-minute updates on the current exchange rate, no matter what kind of cash you're using.
|
|
To successfully convey business stories to an audience, CNBC journalists must be committed to presenting up-to-the-minute, deeply sourced and objective information that affects business and society in real time.
|
|
Buzzfeed confirmed a partnership between Twitter and local news stations, that will supplement the user Tweets that have made Twitter a go-to for up-to-the-minute information over the years.
|
|
Obscured by the up-to-the-minute headlines and near-constant push notifications of a sensational election season, the unheralded work of the bipartisan Commission on Evidence-based Policy has quietly begun.
|
|
The nonprofit cable innovation brings Americans closer to House and Senate floor debates, committee hearings and live coverage of events at which America's leaders and candidates outline up-to-the-minute perspectives.
|
|
What Kelley would say, and what this grimly up-to-the-minute show implies, is that when facts lose their purchase in both art and politics, mental breakdown is the logical outcome.
|
|
Unsurprisingly, people are turning to the internet to get up-to-the-minute information on the coronavirus outbreak, but the thirst for information during a pandemic is a perfect opportunity for hackers.
|
|
Sen. Bernie Sanders is the projected winner of the Vermont primary, according to Decision Desk HQ.We'll have up-to-the-minute live vote counts and results happening in real time updating automatically.
|
|
In the 123s, before ubiquitous desktop computers, a colleague told Bloomberg that a personal data terminal with up-to-the-minute market information would give him a competitive advantage in his trading.
|
|
Mr. Ives's lyric and comic invention never falters as he blends, in capering, cascading verse, both the cultivated language and decorous rhythms of classical comedy and cheeky, up-to-the-minute slang.
|
|
From political podcasts offering daily news updates, to websites with up-to-the-minute polling stats, each is a resource that will offer crucial insight — and, hopefully, help you calm your election anxiety.
|
|
Of course, the Google Home Mini can power your other smart home devices too, as well as pull up-to-the-minute information like the news, weather, and sports scores from the web.
|
|
On the front end, younger clients — let's admit it: everyone — expect financial advisors to have easy-to-use, intuitive and transparent client interfaces, including seamless onboarding and up-to-the-minute portfolio positions.
|
|
Business journalists are committed to presenting deeply sourced and up-to-the-minute stories that affect markets and business in real time, providing context for the audience and delivering content across multiple platforms.
|
|
Inspired by an 22929 French comedy and up-to-the-minute electoral politics, Beau Willimon's new play stars Uma Thurman as a D.C. dilettante with a husband, a lover and a Twitter account.
|
|
Inspired by an 1885 French comedy and up-to-the-minute electoral politics, Beau Willimon's new play stars Uma Thurman as a D.C. dilettante with a husband, a lover and a Twitter account.
|
|
Some of them beam GPS signals to our phones or premium programming to our TVs; others fill scientists' hard drives with up-to-the-minute climate readings and glamour shots of the cosmos.
|
|
Facebook's crack research team found that people aren't always filling in their relationship status with up-to-the-minute accuracy and there's a distinct difference between being "Facebook official" and actually being together IRL.
|
|
But even if it were more up-to-the minute, it's not as though Ralph and Vanellope would blunder down a dark alley and meet a bunch of 4chan Nazis or anything like that.
|
|
Distributed knowledge and sharing in real time allows disparate care providers to engage with cutting-edge insights and up-to-the-minute lessons, generating a whole much greater — and more responsive — than its parts.
|
|
You can even connect to smart home devices like the Amazon Echo Dot for the Alexa voice assistant for easier controls, song search, or just get up-to-the-minute news and weather reports.
|
|
" Dara Nasr, Managing Director, Twitter UK, added: "Up to the minute information around severe disruption is a daily must-have for everyone, and the live nature of Twitter is the perfect companion for this.
|
|
What's more: The centuries-old silos of their ivy-covered parent campuses have been ditched in favor of up-to-the-minute and interdisciplinary curricula focused on running sustainable cities and social impact investment.
|
|
There is no doubt in my mind that thousands of lives are saved every year with up-to-the-minute, live and local warnings from broadcasters about the path of hurricanes, tornadoes and wildfires.
|
|
Fox News anchor Shepard Smith will serve as the main talent for a new program exclusively on Facebook Watch that will offer up-to-the minute breaking news on the biggest stories of the day.
|
|
Elsewhere it's a mixture of up-to-the-minute R&B (Cardi B appears twice—Kim's not a regular mom, she's a cool mom!), throwbacks, and of course Kanye shows up at the beginning too.
|
|
"In times of crisis this access is critical and one of the only avenues to provide up to the minute information and support to U.S. and Allied operations in the area," the GCHQ report said.
|
|
And of course, check your inbox We are packing in more than 30 interviews, presentations, and live podcast tapings this year, plus all the up-to-the-minute coverage you know and love from Recode.
|
|
Chefs say expediters should be precise, strategic and terrifically organized, with an uncanny, up-to-the-minute knowledge of all of the restaurant's moving parts, and an ability to communicate with ease, clarity and speed.
|
|
Twitter's Periscope has often been at its most powerful in these situations, as a combination of desire for up-to-the-minute news and voyeurism drives people to seek out on-the-ground live footage.
|
|
" And he is equally memorable on up-to-the-minute concerns like online communication — on, for instance, the "symbols and abbreviations of Internet chat that make such language seem so much like a process of decay.
|
|
The unsecured database did not require authentication and "allowed anyone to query up-to-the-minute mSpy records for both customer transactions at mSpy's site and for mobile phone data collected by mSpy's software," Krebs wrote.
|
|
I often think that if you're getting the information about the news from things that are a little bit slower right now, you're often better informed than if you're staying up to the minute on Twitter.
|
|
Normally going for $249.99, the Lenovo Smart Tab M10 is powered with the Amazon Alexa voice assistant for up-to-the-minute news and weather updates that get displayed on its 10.13-inch full HD touchscreen.
|
|
Rosalía, a major star in Spain, writes up-to-the-minute songs infused with bits of tradition; the six-beat buleria rhythm of those handclaps is meshed with staccato trap percussion and her breathy, intimate vocal.
|
|
Instead, the revival is a strange, name-dropping, up-to-the-minute pop-culture-referencing version of this beloved family drama — one that strips away much of the nostalgia that had me so eager to tune in.
|
|
But if you're not going to be hanging at the Los Angeles Convention Center next week, the press conferences listed above will be your best bet for getting up-to-the-minute E3 news as it unfolds.
|
|
The company is geared toward providing up-to-the-minute market rates for a variety of part-time jobs in industries like aeropspace, defense, health care, finance, government and agriculture, and clients include Hewlett-Packard and IBM.
|
|
Smartphones, wearables, drones, and the like come equipped with up-to-the-minute technologies, such as biometric security systems, wireless mobile payment hardware, and high-resolution cameras, and their data is exponentially more significant than call data.
|
|
With its many sources and up-to-the-minute updates, the app is supposed to give you the feeling that you're among the first to see relevant articles, photos and videos from big events like the Oscars.
|
|
He has a rare ability to make slow songs majestic rather than tedious; his rock dirges can open like chasms underfoot, accompanied onstage (as they have been through the years) by up-to-the-minute video technology.
|
|
What sources does Trump believe are more qualified to provide the President with up-to-the-minute data and analysis on global threats than the world's largest, best-funded, most technologically advanced, and most experienced security apparatus?
|
|
Mercaux's platform offers a pick n mix of services intended to empower retailers' employees to sell more — such as by tapping into up-to-the-minute style suggestions — and thereby "improve and personalise the in-store customer journey".
|
|
"Up to the minute information around severe disruption is a daily must-have for everyone, and the live nature of Twitter is the perfect companion for this," said Twitter UK's managing director Dara Nasr in a press statement.
|
|
He also asked one pollster to add a question on "enthusiasm," and, employing scientists to mine very large, up-to-the-minute data sets, to gauge voter mood and to react accordingly with ads and voter-turnout volunteers.
|
|
Loéil: This LA-designed, Korea-made brand has up-to-the-minute trends for wildly inexpensive prices — shoes are generally under $80, dresses and skirts are under $13 (with many under $100), and most bags are under $100.
|
|
Facebook says it's exploring new ways to help people stay informed about up-to-the-minute news events including things like working with 80 publishers to add a new breaking news label to posts on in the News Feed.
|
|
Mike Pesca, a radio journalist, and Jacob Weisberg, the editor in chief of the Slate Group, who host the respective podcasts that lend the event its name, will discuss up-to-the-minute results with guest writers and comedians.
|
|
A. While Waze is primarily known as a traffic and driving-directions smartphone app with up-to-the-minute crowdsourced information about your route, it also includes some chatty social-media features that let you connect with other drivers.
|
|
DRONE In an up-to-the-minute home imprisonment thriller, Sean Bean plays a drone pilot who is tracked down in suburbia by a Pakistani businessman (Patrick Sabongui), who wants revenge for the deaths of his wife and daughter.
|
|
Its light enough to be worn on its own — from the moment you wake up to the minute you fall asleep — and its quick-dry fabric means it's also capable of functioning as a cold-weather hiking or running jacket.
|
|
A time when Thomas Jefferson used his (up-to-the-minute) metal pen to draft the Declaration of Independence for people who had faith in a "we the" and the God indicated as the key witness to the ensuing signatures.
|
|
And while Gaga and Cooper are more up-to-the-minute stars than the characters featured in previous incarnations, the trailers still feel anachronistic, and so does the entire premise of a man handing stardom to a bashful woman who he's also dating.
|
|
All of that was built on the back of keeping it authentic and up to the minute, allowing these various voracious subcultures to feel like they had a media home on the web, even as the web itself was coming into existence.
|
|
JON CARAMANICA The sound is retro but the words are up-to-the-minute in "Please Don't Call Me Crazy," by the Cactus Blossoms, who have the vocal harmonies, reverb guitars and rockabilly backbeat of the Everly Brothers but live in the present.
|
|
There was also some disbelief in online comments that the president, who has access to up-to-the-minute national intelligence, chose to send a speculative item from The Drudge Report to his 31.5 million Twitter followers on an issue of international import.
|
|
Ring Video Doorbell 2 — $159 See Details The Ring Alarm Home Security System is an eight-piece smart home security system that can give you up-to-the-minute smartphone alerts on the safety of your house, thanks to its motion detectors and sensors.
|
|
BOSTON (Reuters) - Comcast Corp's NBCUniversal unit will air live over 6,000 hours of competition on TVs and mobile devices from the Rio Olympic Games and offer viewers up-to-the-minute technology to search and personalize content, Chief Executive Officer Brian Roberts said on Monday.
|
|
I have to include a bit where I cut SNL some slack, so here: It's really hard to create new sketches every week, and they have upped the difficulty level by trying to write an up-to-the-minute recap of weekly news events.
|
|
From the neo-Expressionism of Julian Schnabel to the neo-Pop protest art of Barbara Kruger, art became more representational, more personal and more political, and Mr. Morris's reputation for up-to-the-minute saliency was never again what it was in the ′60s.
|
|
If only there were a way to pinpoint a running summary of available economic statistics that could make sense of it all in just one statistic, one that could provide us with an up-to-the-minute estimate for real U.S. gross domestic product growth.
|
|
He had reason to be, as the Orange are definitely on the NCAA precipice with a 18-14 overall record, a 2-11 road record, and an up-to-the-minute RPI of 85, which would be the worst ever for an at-large team.
|
|
And if I was less taken by the up-to-the-minute "Medea," starring Kate Fleetwood, that closed out the Almeida sequence of the Greeks, Euripides's often-performed text gripped me anew in yet another autumn sighting of the same play, this time at the Gate Theater.
|
|
But there are two other films that, as we get deeper into this still-new century, I sense will be reevaluated far from their respective contexts as "up-to-the-minute social drama" and "prestige literary project" and be appreciated as idiosyncratic inquiries into the human psyche.
|
|
It's all, she said, because of a $250 air sensor she put in her backyard, which sends her up-to-the-minute readings of pollution just outside her house, a more personalized and specific reading than she could get from the state's stationary monitors miles away.
|
|
Pico's poems of memory and dailiness, as much as they bring him and his readers up to the minute, take part in that familiar Romantic project, but they find in memory no solutions — not for his sexual craving, not for climate change, not for other newsworthy problems.
|
|
But, as in the Brooklyn show, the artist's rulebook has not only helped avert a fall into the wrong side of kitsch; it has also endowed the drawings with a special kind of grace — a bright, clean, razor-edged sensibility that's also bracingly up-to-the-minute.
|
|
As part of the museum's 2016 IK Prize—an annual award for a project seeking to enhance art gallery experience with digital technology—the Recognition project is anchored by a multifaceted algorithm, comparing the similarities between pieces of art with those of up-to-the-minute photojournalism from Reuters.
|
|
Both start-ups and established companies are scrambling to deliver up-to-the-minute data on sales, customers, staff performance or competitors by merging the information that restaurants already have with all sorts of data from outside sources: social media, tracking apps, reservation systems, review sites, even weather reports.
|
|
Starting time: San Francisco: 10 am / New York: 1 pm / London: 6 pm / Berlin: 7 pm / Moscow: 8 pm / Beijing: 1 pm (September 13) / Tokyo: 2 am (September 13) / Sydney 3 am (September 13) Live blog: Tune in to The Verge's live blog for up-to-the-minute updates and commentary.
|
|
Along with CNBC's accomplished journalists deployed around the country in key states and trusted analysts and contributors, the network will utilize the power of the entire NBC News portfolio to provide a unique perspective and up-to-the-minute election results and reaction from voters and experts across the nation.
|
|
Through Fuze, enterprises can link external data and caller ID databases with internal data sources like their CRM or invoice system, so when customer success reps get an incoming call they not only know who is on the other line, but up to the minute context about the latest contract negotiation.
|
|
As Timothy Garton Ash makes admirably clear in his wise, up-to-the-minute and wide-ranging new survey, "Free Speech: Ten Principles for a Connected World," most of the difficult arguments about free speech bear on its price in terms of other things that also ought to matter to us.
|
|
Jamel Brinkley ("A Lucky Man"), Nafissa Thompson-Spires ("Heads of the Colored People"), Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah ("Friday Black"), and JM Holmes ("How Are You Going to Save Yourself") published moving, trenchant and vividly rendered short story collections, some vibrating with the up-to-the-minute urgency of contemporary events.
|
|
Working as a team, Karen and Ylan have brought up-to-the-minute details on Congress' challenge to reform the U.S. tax system, covered Congress' role in shaping President Trump's new immigration agenda and, most recently, did an extensive special report on how cryptocurrency is fueling the nation's devastating opioid epidemic.
|
|
Butting heads with AT&T and Sony Corp, which also have started to provide live TV over the internet from channels found on cable television, the upstarts are culling up-to-the-minute data on viewing habits, device usage and even current events to show viewers what they want - maybe before they know themselves.
|
|
Among them: what's known internally as the "lede-all," the single, overarching summary of the day's events (frequently written by Mr. Fandos); the "Live Report," an up-to-the-minute newsfeed; and "Trump on Trial" features, which can be a profile of a key player, a piece of analysis or an enterprise story, which springs from an original idea.
|
|
Created in collaboration with design studio Pitch Interactive, the map uses real-time data from Google Trends and historical search queries to identify up-to-the-minute interest in what Google says are the five most relevant voting issues: problems with voting machines, long wait times, information on inactive voter and provisional ballot status, and voter intimidation at polling sites.
|
|
So there's a dual purpose to Kickstarter, then—one, to cover the production costs for the game, and secondly, so that backers can feed back ideas to you on what they might want to see in the game, giving you the flexibility to be as up to the minute as possible with each candidate's actions prior to the game's launch?
|
|
But, yeah, I would say SNL is the closest thing to compare it to because you're making changes all the way up to the minute — well, in my case, you're making changes to the monologue or the skits or scenes that you maybe get to do once, so it doesn't really leave you room to be precious or hold back or play it safe.
|
|
In a January, 2016 article on the GE Healthcare website, GE discussed using advanced technologies, including Glass: Emergency Medical Technicians en route to the emergency room use Google Glass to communicate with on-site doctors through real-time video and voice calls, providing up to the minute information regarding the condition of a patient allowing the in-house team to correctly prepare for the patient's arrival.
|
|
Follow along with our live, up-to-the minute coverage here: Catch up on live coverage from the primary:POLL: Democrats' belief Joe Biden can beat Trump took a massive 14-point hit after disastrous Iowa caucusElizabeth Warren compared Mike Pence to a dog when a voter asked who her running mate would beBernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg are neck-and-neck in New Hampshire polls ahead of the primaryJoe Biden called a New Hampshire voter 'a lying dog-faced pony soldier' during a campaign eventWhat's at stake in the New Hampshire primaryWhile New Hampshire is a small state that holds just 24, or 0.4%, of the total delegates allocated through the process and isn't very representative of the Democratic primary electorate as a whole, it holds disproportionate importance as the first primary.
|
|