I coupled the SleepPhones with my trusty White Noise Free (formerly known as White Noise Lite) app.
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Some people might prefer white noise, while others find white noise more soothing, and both are good options.
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It becomes white noise at some point and I don&apost mean that racially, talking about white noise.
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But when we say "white noise," we usually mean "ambient noise," of which white noise is one variety.
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Whether you need to block out urban traffic, crowds and sirens or countryside cacophony from the local wildlife, the Marpac Hushh Portable White Noise Machine offers three soothing sounds — bright white noise, deep white noise, or gentle surf.
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But best of all, White Noise Free has an alarm that fades out the white noise and plays something to wake you up, which can be either a different white noise, a traditional alarm sound, or something you record yourself.
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This clever gadget is basically a fan inside a plastic casing, which actually produces white noise (instead of just playing a white noise track).
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If you're just looking for white noise, and plenty of it, you've found your match with the LectroFan High Fidelity White Noise Machine. ProsCons
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If you're into chirping frogs, plain white noise, babbling brooks, cars whizzing by, or even Tibetan singing bowls, well, then White Noise Lite has you covered.
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Read more: 20 products and apps we swear by to fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up well-restedThe LectroFan White Noise Sound Machine has just three buttons, and 20 non-looping fan and white noise soundsThis white noise machine is incredibly simple and easy to use.
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Tibetan Bowl Sound Relaxation for Android (freemium)White Noise FreeIf you're a believer in the therapeutic and calming effect of white noise then give this app a go.
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Marpac Dohm Classic White Noise Sound Machine, available on Walmart, $41.22A white noise machine will relax and calm both parent and baby, letting each of them get some much-needed rest.
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Here are the best sound machines you can buy:Best sound machine overall: Sound+Sleep High Fidelity Sound MachineBest white noise sound machine: LectroFan High Fidelity White Noise MachineBest budget sound machine: Big Red Rooster Sound MachineBest sound machine for travel: Homedics Portable White Noise Sound MachineBest sound machine for babies: WavHello SoundBub White Noise Machine and SpeakerBest sound machine for kids: Bubzi Co Sleep SootherUpdated on 10/22/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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I've tried a ton of white noise apps and listening to soothing videos but didn't see any results, so I'm glad I gave the LectroFan White Noise Sound Machine a final try.
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LectroFan White Noise Machine, $49.99If you have a friend or relative who has trouble sleeping, you need to buy them this white noise machine, which plays 10 different types of fan sounds.
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And the frenzied feedback of white noise reveals the lie.
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A coffee shop isn't the only white noise option, though.
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We like to use it for white noise, as well.
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The song practically bounces over confrontationally bursts of white noise.
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"White Noise," Don DeLillo Don DeLillo is my sentence god.
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Bots, said Xmas, are the "white noise" of the internet.
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It's just liberal white noise to most involved in agriculture.
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Technically, most steady background whirr isn't white noise at all.
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"White Noise, American Prayer Rug," by Nicholas Galanin, from 2018.
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For other people, it's kind of like a white noise.
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Pop these things in your ear during a flight and catch some sleep, or save a partner who prefers ambient noise to white noise and finally unplug the white noise machine by your bedside.
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Apps such as White Noise (iOS/Android, $1.99) or White Noise Baby (iOS/Android, $0.99) can help soothe little ones to sleep while the rest of the family carries on with regular evening activities.
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But the authors' claims that white noise will actively harm their lives seems way too speculative right now, as is the suggestion that white noise could put a person at a higher risk of dementia.
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So, the ability to launch attacks from millions of computers using these techniques, that creates this white noise of cyberspace, that makes it easier for the bad guys to operate hidden in that white noise.
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LectroFan White Noise Machine, available at Amazon, $49.99If you have a friend or relative who has trouble sleeping, you need to buy them this white noise machine, which plays ten different types of fan sounds.
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"People have slightly become white noise to each other," says McCarthy.
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The white noise video was uploaded back in July of 2015.
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They're essentially a white noise machine you jam in your noggin.
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A rush of white noise came as the rain's force redoubled.
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All around me was the soft white noise of a community.
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Chris: I'm expecting a minute of white noise as well, y'know?
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Now they run a fan at night, to generate white noise.
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My personal lifesaver has been a variety of white noise machines.
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One that multiple sources repeated was using a white noise machine.
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White noise can block disruptive sounds and support a meditative state.
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Anything else is starting to become a lot of white noise.
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Add a white noise machine and you'll be cruising to dreamland.
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A white noise machine so baby's parents can get some sleep
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They seemed unchanging, like a giant white noise machine enclosing me.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThe Google Assistant lets you hear some white noise ("talk to White Noise"), get a daily Bible verse ("talk to Bible Verse of the Day"), or get instructions for something ("ask WikiHow how to..." do something).
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Eventually, he said, Converge had turned into a beautiful, consuming white noise.
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We were going to make a bunch of white noise type stuff.
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A strong white noise machine can soothe even the most upset babies.
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Until that time, try a rocking bassinet and a white-noise machine.
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Here's -- just cut through all of the chatter and the white noise.
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You can also download a white noise app to help you sleep.
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In other words, there's no room in a Buick for white noise.
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White Noise Free for Android and iOS (free, paid version available separately)
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And we've lost a surefire device for cutting through life's white noise.
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The white noise of the sea washes out the convention center din.
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"It just becomes white noise if you're constantly pitching products," he said.
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Learn more about the LectroFan High Fidelity White Noise Machine See Details
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"All plots tend to move deathward," the narrator of "White Noise" says.
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Advice rolls over her: Ferber, No-Cry, weighted blankets, white-noise machines.
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They say it turns each assertion of scandal into more white noise.
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I heard his voice in the white noise of cars driving by.
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Honestly they should include this sound on those little white noise machines.
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But too much of the film feels like white noise and filler.
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Wirecutter's pick for a white noise machine is the LectroFan by ASTI.
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Use a fan or a repeated track on Spotify for white noise.
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In those unfamiliar spaces, he uses white-noise apps on his smartphone.
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The new Clams Casino album is a sharp distillation of white noise.
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Well, I remember throwing Don De Lillo's "White Noise" against the wall.
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I never leave home for a trip without a white noise machine.
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Apple isn't the first to let you turn your smart speaker into a white noise player — Google Home has been able to play ambient noise since 2017, and Alexa users can install one of many white noise skills.
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Simply put, pink noise is a variation of white noise, Dr. Papalambros says.
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No footsteps, but instead it's the calming sound of wind and white noise.
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The white noise is present in the mix, and Bannon's vocals are hushed.
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It's better than White Noise but not as good as Underworld. Liz. Fine.
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There's also a white noise option, for those who prefer that to music.
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All babies sleep better with rumbly white noise … and most parents do, too!
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It's meditative sounds to help you fall asleep like rainfall and white noise.
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The white noise soon resumed, signalling the session was nearly at an end.
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Also plays white noise tracks, and can be programmed via a companion app.
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But he has that business to protect and he heard the white noise.
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Stock photos are supposed to blend into the background like visual white noise.
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My solution so far has been blasting white noise through my Apple EarPods.
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Rumbly white noise is inexpensive and very effective for improving a baby's sleep.
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I didn't hear our neighbors, but I needed white noise to fall asleep.
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There was an audible white-noise hum that got worse during rush hour.
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The business sells teddy bears that create white noise to soothe crying infants.
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This shotgun warning was then followed by a long purr of white noise.
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During the conversations, white noise was played in the courtroom to avoid eavesdropping.
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It's ambient, layering in things like washed-out white noise and long string notes.
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Items like white noise machines can help quell distractions and offer more acoustical privacy.
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In the past, we've seen bullshit piracy claims over white noise and birds chirping.
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The team embedded subliminal commands, inaudible to human ears, into anodyne, white noise music.
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For example, research has shown that white noise can dull saltiness but enhance crunchiness.
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That's why babies love white noise, since it mimics the sound of the womb.
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It has noise and motion alerts, and can also play white noise or lullabies.
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If you like white noise machines, this feature might be a tad more useful.
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There is a high-pitched aspect to it, but it's, like, overwhelmingly white noise.
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After a while, all the label claims can start to seem like white noise.
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It lets you record your own white noise loops and create your own mixes.
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The white noise of a humming refrigerator or a computer fan becomes our silence.
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Sometimes her snores act as white noise, drowning out the rest of the world.
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Does your son require absolute silence, and your daughter demand a white-noise machine?
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The white noise sound I'm always looking for that feels closest to self soothing.
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I've recommended white noise machines before, and always for the same reason: They're incredible.
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"For some people, low-level white noise really helps their mind breathe," he explained.
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She also said that white noise apps can offer an additional layer of privacy.
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Rather than white noise to everyday life, the weather reports have become existential thermostats.
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Congratulations, you already have a sound machine capable of white noise, and much more.
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Alexa may even suggest some if you ask for white noise or sleep sounds.
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We recommend the LectroFan or the myNoise white noise app, if you need options.
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We recommend the LectroFan or the myNoise white noise app, if you need options.
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White noise contains all of the frequencies combined, while pink noise contains only certain frequencies.
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The National Pastime is not just a diversion but the white noise of our lives.
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Bursts of staccato white noise build momentum like a steam train accelerating through your skull.
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The artists curated by White Noise Gallery take inspiration and materials from the books themselves.
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It's padded for maximum cuddles and spooning, and can also play soothing white noise tracks.
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Wherever you live, though, white noise can make it easier to get both at once.
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White noise is really just the combination of noises that are humming at different frequencies.
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It's quiet, but makes enough of a white noise whirr to lull you to sleep.
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There's also pink noise, which is white noise, but with the higher frequencies somewhat muted.
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A human voice isn't traditionally thought of as white noise, but I wonder why not?
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At first I'd lay awake night after night and needed white noise to fall asleep.
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Finally, I went to a therapist who gave me ear plugs that generated white noise.
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Go: "White Noise," Suzan-Lori Parks's new play, is an enthralling study of interracial relationships.
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Ambient Noise, free to enableAmazon Echo An Amazon Echo is a handy white noise machine.
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A white noise machine can help your baby calm down, and get quality shut eye.
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Feed the kitty, fill up the humidifier, put on my white noise, and fall asleep.
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After all, they look way cooler than my usual eye mask and white noise machine.
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This is presumably partly because Mr. Fish's "White Noise" had its debut in Freiburg, Germany.
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White Noise Machine It seems counterintuitive: For a better night's sleep, turn on something noisy.
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Sleep technology, for example, encompasses everything from mattresses to white noise devices to dedicated sleep wearables.
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His racism, once "white noise," could then become disqualifying to even the most "squeamish" of conservatives.
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If you need a personal white noise machine to usher you to dreamland every night absolutely.
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"I'm very attracted to those kinds of spaces," Baldauf said in an interview in White Noise.
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It rocks and plays white noise, adjusting the levels based on the volume of the crying.
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I was in hallways that had speakers playing white noise so nobody can hear any conversation.
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Hands up if 2017 has hummed with the low-level white noise of stress for you.
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Unless I get my hands on a white noise machine and one of those taquito blunts.
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Some people find that "pink noise" — not white noise — is what really lulls them to sleep.
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No hair is involved in "Afro-Cosmonaut/Alien (White Noise)" (2008), just Jefferson Pinder's bald head.
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One person may like to sleep with a white noise machine, while another prefers classical music.
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It rocks and plays white noise, adjusting the levels based on how loud the crying is.
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And that, especially, was when I felt that "White Noise" hadn't been written from inside blackness.
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Adding to the white noise of his dark White House agenda will only numb the electorate.
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It all becomes white noise, and it is hard to differentiate what is fact from fiction.
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So now I have my humidifier running, and the white noise right next to the bed.
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You can buy a white noise machine online or, as always, there are apps for that.
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You can also search for and play white-noise playlists on Spotify or other music services.
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" On the courtroom's white noise machine: "It sounds like waves breaking gently on some distant beach.
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The White Noise augmented reality installation visualizes the online conversations we have around consumption and conservation.
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Normally the visual white noise of periodicals, here the ads achieve equal footing with the artworks.
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And so instead they turn to free white noise and meditation apps like myNoise, Relax Melodies (among my favorites as it's lovely to look at and allows for easy mixing of sounds like wind and rain), Rain Rain Sleep Sounds, White Noise Deep Sleep Sounds and Calm.
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Bed Bath & Beyond features white noise machines for adults as a "Healthy Living Trend" on their website.
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There are also six white noise sounds to help lull you to sleep in the first place.
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The very sleek device uses white noise via bone conduction to help you get to sleep quicker.
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Walls, for instance, hiss (presumably a white noise, not a snake hiss) as the user approaches them.
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It's a type of (perhaps unconventional) white noise: light ambient hums that muffle perturbing or bothersome sounds.
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If you're still having a hard time falling asleep, the app doubles as a white noise machine.
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It dawned on me; he was just one of thousands of attendees – part of the white noise.
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White noise (think the sound of radio static) helps some babies fall asleep, and sleep more soundly.
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It's the gathering for fans of white noise, weird experimental music, "apocalyptic sound," and incredibly hard techno.
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A sound machine to replace the sounds of the city at night with nature or white noise.
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And that's exactly why sound machines, also called white noise machines or sound therapy machines, were invented.
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Despite its longevity, the 92nd Street Y has managed to become a kind of civic white noise.
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Notwithstanding the white noise of endless plenary sessions and the usual boilerplate speeches, I came away heartened.
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Gun crimes fueled by alcohol, ongoing gang disputes, and domestic conflicts have together become America's white noise.
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"White noise," for instance, is the strategy of uploading uncomposed static titled and presented like popular tracks.
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Most nights the only sounds you can hear are wind, coyotes, and the white noise of generators.
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If moving air or keeping your bedroom cool isn't your concern, try a white noise machine instead.
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The tones combine and dissipate; there is the sound of crickets chirping, and waves of white noise.
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To make sure he doesn't overhear idle chatter, he often listens to white noise through his headphones.
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Ms. Parks's "White Noise" wonders whether the answer to trauma is to just make yourself a slave.
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His collaborative meditation on Don DeLillo's 1985 novel "White Noise" will make its American debut from Sept.
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Some combat it by using "sound therapy"—or camouflaging the phantom ringing with music or white noise.
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If outside light or noise is disturbing, consider using light-blocking shades or a white noise machine.
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Once I set my alarm and turned on the fan or white noise machine, I fell asleep.
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We use our iPads mostly as very expensive white noise machines, and in the kitchen for recipes.
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TL;DR: The calming Dozzi natural white noise machine is on sale for $19.99, saving you $30.
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Originally retailing for $49.99, this Dozzi natural white noise machine is on sale now for just $19.99.
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White noise machines and earplugs are also provided in all rooms, which also helped me sleep well.
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It's like the somatic equivalent of white noise, louder and louder the longer the interaction goes on.
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A simple search pulls up millions of white noise videos and many of them have millions of views.
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Server rooms are great places to nap, too, she notes, because they're warm and have good white noise.
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" Adds the Parenthood star, "So you just get over it real quick and it becomes, like, white noise.
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Outside, just a small amount of wind resulted in the other end just practically nothing but white noise.
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There's one practical solution, and we're not talking about a white noise machine you bring on an airplane.
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One of his clips is just 10-hours of white noise that he generated with open source software.
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The conference was supposed to be inaudible to attendees in the courtroom due to a white-noise machine.
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These can also be customized with white noise timers, smart home controls, music, personalized Alexa messages and more.
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The sounds are top quality and effective, and cover weather, travel, and white noise to help you focus.
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But a couple weeks ago, I learned that Google Home speakers can play white noise audio on demand.
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She suggests you turn on a fan or a white noise machine to help drown out the explosions.
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But the reality is many people do rely on some kind of white noise or video for help.
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They recorded skull vibration samples by having them each wear a modified Google Glass that played white noise.
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White noise is that constant, soothing sound that masks all other disruptive clamors to promote restful shut-eye.
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You can download smartphone apps that can generate white noise or other calming sounds such as ocean waves.
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On the song "Heroes," he half-sings, half-screams, with some of the atmosphere provided by white noise.
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White Noise Machine This little device fills a room with ambient sounds that block out unwanted external noises.
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Eventually, he tells us that he got a white-noise machine, to help him quiet down and sleep.
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Try to block out the white noise of outlandish statements and unforced errors, and the hyperventilating they provoke.
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Reddit, among other message boards, offers D.I.Y. white-noise hacks for light sleepers, shift workers and tinnitus sufferers.
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" She adds: "As far as meter goes I think spondees make for the best, snappiest titles: 'White Noise.
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There's also pink noise, which is similar to white noise but decreases in intensity as the frequency increases.
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It's also the white noise behind every case, public or privately discussed, of sexual harassment, abuse and rape.
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"I think the White House believes that it's white noise," said one source close to the White House.
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If you're a "White Noise" virgin, you may go mad trying to assemble its disconnected pieces into coherence.
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We move to the bedroom, crank up the white noise machine, and go to sleep around 10:30.
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It does so by mixing novel user data with artificial "white noise," as explained by Wired's Andy Greenberg.
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It takes something — or someone — pretty special to cut through the white noise of cynicism that surrounds Washington.
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Again, we don't really know, because there haven't been studies comparing white noise to pink noise, Dr. Papalambros says.
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If the price tag on noise-canceling headphones is too steep, consider downloading a white noise app or album.
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I thought of all those machines outside, the white noise of their engines—blank and empty—calling to me.
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Nothing drowns out the bass — not ear plugs, not white-noise machines, not even the soundproof windows we installed.
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According to Buzzfeed, Moretz thought all the hubbub over that "Famous" lyric was just a lot of white noise.
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In moments of the film's peak arousal, flies buzz in the background in a rotting loop of white noise.
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Elliott calculated entropy for human language, bird song, dolphin communication and non-linguistic sources like white noise or music.
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Philips just came out with a new headband that plays white noise to help your brain get to sleep.
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As I shuffled past tote bags and beanies, the white noise I clocked on entry ratcheted up in pitch.
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But none of these feature automatic engineering tools that aim to make sound loops seamless, and actual white noise.
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Pink noise sounds a lot like white noise, but it contains frequencies that are better for testing audio systems.
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Wolf Blitzer is like a terrible white noise machine—one you can't quite ignore, but also can't listen to.
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And white noise, like white light, is what you get when you combine all the other frequencies out there.
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Kicking Horse Coffee See Details (Extra tip: The Office on Netflix is perfect white noise during your cosplay creation.)
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For years—for centuries—the economic, physical, and cultural subjugation of women has registered as something like white noise.
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It was so quiet, I had to run a white noise machine at night to block out the silence.
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It was so quiet I had to run a white noise machine at night to block out the silence.
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I started using the Adaptive Sound Technologies LectroFan High Fidelity White Noise Sound Machine ($50) as one last attempt.
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I've tried a bunch of white noise apps on my phone and even watched nail tutorial videos on YouTube.
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To combat traffic noise from the avenue while she is trying to sleep, she runs a white-noise machine.
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The skill essentially acts as a white-noise machine, playing sounds like cicadas, frogs, city rain, and grandfather clock.
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At the end of the cycle for Sound of White Noise, Elektra Records went through a whole big change.
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I'm not saying the speech was boring, but it's being offered as a new setting on white-noise machines.
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I'm a huge fan of white noise apps that mimic soothing sounds such as water, rain, and sea wind.
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Future Tense "What if death is nothing but sound?" asks the protagonist of "White Noise," Don DeLillo's 93 novel.
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My view is that that bullshit and white noise can itself be eclipsed by putting more news out there.
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The ritual followed her off to college, where the videos became a kind of white noise while she studied.
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If you have trouble sleeping, especially when you travel, a white noise machine may make a world of difference.
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It's a stand-alone white noise machine that masks out barking dogs, snoring roommates or other mysterious hotel sounds.
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But boilerplate "pick your brain" queries create a lot of white noise that can be hard to cut through.
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In my usual office, surrounded by thick walls and white-noise machines, they tell me their most private secrets.
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The candidates I was least impressed by: Nobody seemed to break through the white noise or offer anything new.
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Consider investing in a portable white noise machine that will mask background noise so you can better fall asleep.
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It's surprisingly sophisticated: You can pick between fan sounds, or from a spectrum of pink, brown, or white noise.
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And again, you can also search for white-noise playlists on Spotify or other music services, like Prime Music.
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For light sleepers, there was a speaker on the nightstand to connect to your phone and play white noise.
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It is typically a form of low-frequency white noise played through a hearing aid or through an app.
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It is typically a form of low-frequency white noise played through a hearing aid or through an app.
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Often the stories are conspiratorial in nature or intended to add to the white noise floating around the web.
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I have to have that white noise in the background, and that feeling of air blowing on my face.
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And there are plenty of sufferers who find no real benefit from using white noise to help mask their symptoms.
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YouTube's ContentID system, for example, has flagged uploads like white noise and bird song as copyright infringement in the past.
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In the Stand, "OK, Google, bedtime" sets your morning alarms and turns the Pixel 673 into a white noise machine.
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This compact device plays 10 fan sounds and 10 ambient noise variations, including white noise, pink noise, and brown noise.
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The bed also warms both sides individually and has a built-in white noise generator to lull you to sleep.
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In addition, Nanit also includes a convenient night light, white noise maker, nature sound generator, and a cable management system.
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Not only will the sounds muffle her from grumpy passengers, but it could soothe her as white noise as well.
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After listening to the starship drone, she said, "it would meet the general definition" of white noise used for sleeping.
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All in real, real time; Trump is no stranger to sending out 140 characters of white noise at 3 a.m.
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Any Given Book opens June 16th and will be on display at The White Noise Gallery until the July 31.
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Usually the drone of the blades provides the right balance of white noise to accompany a pleasant return to sleep.
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"Behind the vacation and weather-driven white noise of monthly data, however, there is a clear upward trend," Brzeski said.
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The brain gets a tonic signal from white noise that decreases this need for sensory input, thus calming us down.
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In the meantime, we'll be banking on memory foam pillows and white-noise apps to make our nights less sleepless.
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When he listens through his own headphones to music or the white noise of a waterfall, we hear that, too.
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Tennessee's has country hits and Alaska's has some white noise tracks for listeners trying to sleep through the midnight sun.
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The religious music blasting from his boom box reminds me of the white noise machines you find in psychotherapists' offices.
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The truth is, your baby will sleep best if you play loud, rumbly white noise during all naps and nights.
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This is the second album we made for them; the first was Sound of White Noise, which did really well.
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I remember the stiff and unforgiving Atari joysticks, the white noise of Combat, the feel of the chunky game cassettes.
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The pixelated screen, interrupted footage, and white noise are reminiscent of the early days of the internet and video games.
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Though "White Noise" runs a full three hours, and skids on some of its plot twists, it doesn't feel long.
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Virginia Overton's "Untitled (Waterfall)" (2016) pumps white noise through the gallery, emitting from a decaled trunk resting on the floor.
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"When it's silent, I might miss it a little bit — it's like that friendly white noise," said Mr. Boone, 29.
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A white noise machine was turned on, obscuring the conversation from members of the public and press in the gallery.
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Both sides should put in an effort here: Light sleepers (like me) should try out ear plugs or white noise.
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If you're curious about weighted blankets or white-noise machines or aromatherapy diffusers and want to try them, do it.
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Mr. Bush's occupations provoked liberal outrage; Mr. Obama's drone war emitted a kind of white noise that most Americans ignored.
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I also use it play white noise through the night in order to help me fall asleep and stay asleep.
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There is so much white noise, nobody knows with authority what is the one thing we all have to do.
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The next stop for White Noise is Aqua Art Miami, which will be December 6 to 10 in Miami Beach.
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When babies get fussy, the Snoo responds with a gentle rocking motion and white noise to lull them back to sleep.
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White noise machines are great for those who can not sleep in silence or if the environmental noise is too distracting.
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Sure, your chosen news sources might be opinionated, but at least you're cutting out some of the white noise on top.
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I get the appeal, but can a $250 white noise generator jammed in my ear canal really solve my sleeping problems?
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The audio has been amplified, so will sound like white noise mostly — until those unmistakeable high pitched squeaks come into play.
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Beyond bedding, many people now rely on white noise machines — which were originally designed to mimic womb sounds — to fall asleep.
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Feedback about our appearance can feel like a ton of white noise — and a whole lot of negativity — to tune out.
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I usually hate procedurally generated soundscapes, but Melomind has found the right balance between synthetic music and natural white noise sounds.
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Undulating columns of light move like waves over sweeping synth chords—rolling lines of flickering lights augment screeching white noise samples.
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Once, at a show, the band played under pseudonym the Reflektors and faked out the crowd by opening with white noise.
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You may want to turn on some white noise, like a fan or noise machine, or meditate to help you relax.
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The title track clinks and cranks around white noise, underwater loops and unfamiliar voices washing in and out for seven minutes.
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Sadly, her new work, "White Noise" (directed by Oskar Eustis, at the Public), is a sort of answer to that question.
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The microphone crackles; when Prince's voice, piano, and thumping feet come to a rest, all that's left is thick white noise.
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The space around me was empty, in a sense, but it also began to fill with the warmth of white noise.
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You'll also want one with sound activation so that you don't have to listen to white noise 90% of the time.
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It seems though that anyone who doesn't self-define as a victim has been ignored; their voice treated as white noise.
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They join the ranks of traditional white noise and sleep machines with settings said to aid relaxation or alleviate jet lag.
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There's also Susan Hiller's "Channels" (2013), which consists of a cavalcade of 104 analogue televisions radiating white noise and monochromatic minimalism.
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She will no longer have to hear the negative campaign ads that have become the inescapable white noise in her life.
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Besides white noise, you can pick from a variety of sounds, including thunder, rain, wind chimes, and more — even a train.
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Right before I'm ready to go to bed, I pair a white noise app called Noisli via Bluetooth to my speaker.
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White Noise Machine Eagle-eyed readers will recognize this from a previous list, and I'm including it again for good measure.
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People come here for Tom Sawyer summers, for sleep induced by the white noise of that same Yaak River, for perspective.
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"We don't waste money on TV ads, direct mail, or anything else that's just white noise to most voters," said Morgan.
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If you're the kind of person who can't fall asleep in total silence, then a white noise machine could be worthwhile.
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I also got an expensive noisemaker that made not just white noise, but pink and brown too (each have different frequencies).
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A book like White Noise didn't just freeze the life of its time so that later readers can access it through a pale blue filter; in its reverence, comedy, and seriousness about death and TV, White Noise could thaw out the present day, grant a young reader fluency in the reality surrounding his or her own, entirely current life.
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L'émouchet White Noise Machine — $51.99 See Details Nothing says "I love you" and "I'm listing" like these Beats Solo3 headphones in gold.
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On Sound of White Noise, their first release with new vocalist John Bush, thrash pioneers Anthrax visited the Twin Peaks well twice.
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The sounds are similar to white noise but each "edible record" creates a slight variation in music due to the food's texture.
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The allure of Frank Ocean is his ability to kill the white noise without a word, allowing himself to be seen again.
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Even if your problem is unexplained insomnia, making your mind process white noise without conjuring up emotion or thought could be helpful.
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Childish Gambino and Frank Ocean's use of the iMessage notification sound is minimal and muted; just another glitch in some white noise.
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They didn't recognize any of the sounds that were interspersed during the white noise, which was played during lighter stages of slumber.
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This cute little device is like a combination white noise machine, personal assistant, and stereo, plus it's fully compatible with Amazon Alexa.
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Also make sure the room is dark — like, super dark (we have blackout blinds and curtains) and use a white-noise machine.
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This was demonstrated earlier this year when a musician posted hours of white noise and was hit with five different copyright violations.
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With the LectroFan High Fidelity White Noise Machine, you don't have to flip through hundreds of channels to find a static noise.
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I know white noise can lull you to sleep, but maybe think twice before picking the sound of rain patter every night.
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It's got 20-some features, including a white noise maker, multiple USB ports, an FM radio, mood lighting, and a Bluetooth speaker.
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To avoid distraction from outside noises, Ferriss says he uses a Marpac Dohm White Noise Sound Machine to help him rest peacefully.
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Even after trying white noise apps and listening to soothing nail tutorial videos on YouTube, I couldn't find anything that really helped.
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Many sound machines incorporate several white noise variations in the form of nature sounds, such as wind, waves, rain, or burbling streams.
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Not only is every WavHello SoundBub White Noise Machine and Bluetooth Speaker charming, but they are also easy to use and portable.
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A Russian number begins incessantly calling me, but when I answer there's only white noise at the other end of the line.
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A white noise machine can keep the bedroom quieter by masking ambient noises that might rouse your baby (or you) from sleep.
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Or maybe the tenor is sounding a note so long and shrill it seems like white noise in the background for everything.
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Like Donald Trump and so many other leaders and moguls bombarded with the white noise of flattery, Lear cannot hear the truth.
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It's like a white noise machine on in the background and if I pay attention to it, it gets louder and louder.
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To hear a bunch of white noise become friendly and reassuring startles — isn't this what you're trying to tune out every day?
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The air conditioner was a little loud, but you can turn it off or use it for white noise like I did.
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This app offers better customization than any app Wirecutter tested, allowing you to mix 10 white-noise frequencies to create unique sounds.
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When reported in Russia, they come across as part of the general white noise that Moscow's state-run media create every day.
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This app offers better customization than any app Wirecutter tested, allowing you to mix 10 white-noise frequencies to create unique sounds.
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His woven textile work, "White Noise, American Prayer Rug" (2018), featured here, was a fan favorite in the most recent Whitney Biennial.
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But once students sink into one of those chairs, letting the white noise settle over them, it's almost as nice, she says.
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Matt: There are devices that emit electronic noise different frequencies and white noise crashing into brown noise, pink noise to mask sound.
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We're gonna see a lot of people who have done actual bad things skate by because it's just white noise to them.
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And at the end of the day, your relationship is about you and your partner(s) — everyone else's opinions are just white noise.
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White noise machine If your valentine struggles falling asleep at night or just hates still silence, a 'LectroFan noise machine is the answer.
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You've followed your nighttime routine to a T. Your white noise machine is chugging away and your sleep-friendly crystals are fully charged.
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White noise has equal power per hertz across all frequencies, while the power per hertz in pink noise decreases as the frequency increases.
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We do our bedtime routine — diaper change, read a book, bottle, white noise machine, and put him in his bassinet with his pacifier.
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White noise can be helpful because it masks out the other sounds that might wake you up in the middle of the night.
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He's attacking people on a subconscious level, manipulating white noise on the audio mix so it continuously fades in and out of awareness.
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Try white-noise apps to calm babies and toddlers With bedtimes for young kids starting as early as 6:30 or 7 p.m.
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On the way out, he flipped some switches on a tiny black box, and the orbs above filled the room with white noise.
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Bonus: Ask it to play white noise if you can't sleep in a quiet hotel room or need to drown out loud neighbors.
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That's when I discovered that I was able to fall asleep listening to brown noises, which is part of the white noise spectrum.
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A 2005 study in Sleep Medicine found that white noise helped people stay asleep when exposed to recorded sounds from a noisy ICU.
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Like the time another professor uploaded a ten hour video of white noise, only to have it flagged five times for copyright infringement.
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Living in the heart of Atlanta, I'm used to the white noise of distant traffic, transit trains and a million hungry lawn mowers.
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There are short "wind-down" meditations to listen to as you try to sleep, as well as longer musical or white noise tracks.
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We chose a site beside the Mosquito River, which, despite its dispiriting name, flowed like nature's gentle white-noise machine throughout our stay.
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I use the app Headspace every night, mostly for the cabin downpour white noise, but I occasionally use it to mediate as well.
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Furthermore, white noise costs money to install, and your area's public pool shitter doesn't have money for a Sonos in its operating budget.
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While we can't help you with the former, the latter can easily be fixed with a white noise machine like the Dozzi Natural.
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The SNOO is a "responsive" bassinet, and improves a baby's sleep by gently rocking, soothing with white noise and, offering snug, safe swaddling.
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But the BBC's Shipping Forecast puts me to sleep faster than any white noise app ever could, and as an insomniac, I appreciate that.
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The telescopes detected a vast amount of data hidden in the "white noise" or microwaves left over from the moment the universe was created.
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Like white noise machines, pink noise has been studied for its relaxing effects on the body, as well as its ability to improve sleep.
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In 20 years, it seems the internet has succeeded in spreading so much information and so many perspectives they all conflate into white noise.
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This clever baby bed responds automatically to your baby's cries, combining unique womb-like rocking and white noise to soothe them back to sleep.
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A cluster of buttons like organ-stops allowed the performer to switch between different timbres, from white noise to a crystal-clear sine-wave.
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Some of the best tracks are made to help babies sleep (try "Natural White Noise for Babies: Help Your Baby Sleep Through the Night").
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He still feels a whoosh of white noise when he lies down at night, and has trouble hearing, problems he traces to the blast.
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AZ: I also want to say it's right out of big business's playbook to start a white noise campaign and discredit the message, right?
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Katerina explains the white noise plays for about ten minutes to help the user relax and adjust, and that then it will be silent.
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While you can always wear earplugs to drown out unwanted sound, science says that white noise can actually help lull you off to dreamland.
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The drive robots continue to shuffle around for a few minutes, with their incessant electric white noise, until suddenly the place falls almost silent.
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Listen to the soothing white noise of a gas torch as a variety of cheeses are reduced from sharp-edged cubes into bubbling liquids.
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But the soothing sounds from an app called White Noise—the sound of the rain or the stream flowing—eventually helped her sleep better.
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Lads from Coventry to Carlisle splurging their savings on Huaraches, while the crystalline groove of "White Noise" slinked to-and-fro in the background.
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And although there is something placid and soothing about it, there is also almost a lull, a white noise buzzing, a numbness of repetition.
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The problem is that it gets eclipsed by glittering bullshit and white noise and misinformation, and I've yet to hear a solution for that.
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At first there are slow, subsurface currents — two minutes of a deep bass undertow — that gradually induce cello-like melodies splashed by white noise.
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The foundation of "White Noise White Heat" is Genesis and 1970s David Bowie; it has a larger-than-life beat marching toward dire odds.
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Bonus tip: If you use one during the warmer months, a quiet window air conditioner can operate as an effective white noise machine. Earplugs.
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In a world of white noise and factional cacophony, a world where the first line of communication is visual, clothes are our shared language.
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Ms. Parks's new play is called "White Noise," and is about the impact on a group of friends of a racially freighted police incident.
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A New York Times profile last year followed him to a cafe where he plugged into white noise and read only the weather report.
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Guests nosh on fancy chocolate bars and rooms have white-noise machines, which help drown out the TV sets of the next-door neighbors.
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It was when I walked down Bayswater Road so weak from hunger that traffic sounds and accents blend into a single white noise loop.
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As for other home remedies, "time-honored soothing techniques include swaddling, soft sounds, such as white noise, and gentle motion, such as rocking," Homme said.
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White noise is a sound that's a mix of all frequencies the human ear can hear, typically sounding like static or an electronic fan running.
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When you turn the outer shell, holes open and close along the side, which lets you adjust the volume and pitch of the white noise.
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That's when you really replay old forms of drama, when the Greek chorus becomes white noise and the masks become faces of flesh and bone.
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In Don DeLillo's White Noise tourists flock to visit the most photographed barn in America hoping to take a picture and add to its fame.
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A display touting the "latest innovations from emerging brands" offered SmartyPants vitamins, Animoodles magnetic stuffed animals, Tile Bluetooth trackers and a LectroFan white noise machine.
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Next, they took the rats to a different room, made them listen to white noise that they don't like, and photographed their unhappy expressions, too.
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There followed White Noise (1985), focused on the mutations in perception of family and death occasioned by relentless exposure to all-seeing, all-saying television.
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K., how many of you spent half that time wondering whether that's the sound of the ocean or some kind of digital white-noise machine?
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I've never been one for white noise machines or soothing spa playlists, so the augmented sound aspect of Hear initially had me a bit skeptical.
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One of the biggest parts of my life had always been my love of rap music, but during that time it had become white noise.
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White-noise devices for masking noise have been around for a long time, but they tend to be big, expensive, and not at all personal.
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This means white noise sounds more hissy and treble-laden in higher pitches, and lower frequencies in pink noise are louder and have more power.
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Obviously, if you don't have AC, you may want to buy a fan to keep you cool and provide some white noise, Dr. Ebben says.
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Sift through the white noise for what you recognize as your own essence and keep on going with your life as honestly as you can.
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From here you can listen to music, have it double as a large digital picture frame and even beam some white noise into the room.
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It takes a special type of persistence, and a little bit of crazy, to pull the clues out of the white noise of everyday routine.
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It's a truly disorienting song, with hypercompressed percussive thuds crashing through the swell of ambience and almost breaking apart into nothing but harsh white noise.
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There's also hints of the footwork rhythms that crept onto his full length, and blinding white noise, so it's delirious fun for the whole family.
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I put on a sleep mask and let the white noise machine and a Pure essential oil diffuser lull me into a moment of calm.
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For example, most recently the company released an update that essentially also turned sense into a white noise machine using the device's built-in speaker.
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There are about a thousand options for bringing white noise on the go, but the Cloud b Sleep Sheep ($1003) has become my go-to.
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But I never found anything to be helpful or convenient until I started using Adaptive Sound Technologies' LectroFan High Fidelity White Noise Sound Machine ($50).
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In "White Noise," the tedium of the characters' conversations is only exacerbated by the predictability of the ways in which they connect or fail to.
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The impressive sound and excellent dynamics make these headphones perfect for listening to music, podcasts, lectures, white noise, or self-help tapes for homesick freshmen.
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On the surface, much of "White Noise" has the bantering feel of a comedy of manners, in which two couples are configured into different combinations.
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In experiments with tree swallows, Andy Horn, a research adjunct at Dalhousie University, has seen nestlings' feeding routines upset by low levels of white noise.
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That case, against Beka Tsikarishvili, eventually ended with a fine, but White Noise has gained traction by rallying support for others facing long prison terms.
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The next night, he tried a similar earplug, the T2199.99-2149 White Noise Sleep Aid and Tinnitus Masker, manufactured by the New Sound Company ($43).
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Likewise, if you have trouble sleeping, a white noise machine can be revelatory, and a light therapy lamp is a great way to wake up.
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Once they are enveloped by white noise (a mixture of voices in the halls of the U.N.), Ms. Eisenberg and Mr. Pliska begin their commentary.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The White Noise augmented reality (AR) installation pits realtime data on consumption against conservation, and consumption almost always wins.
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Every page attempts to shock the eyeballs out of your sockets; back to back, all those explosive moments just smudge together to become white noise.
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Bose created, essentially, a white noise machine for your ears, one that can drown out a variety of sounds thanks to a variety of available sounds.
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Where Slender in particular suffers from ambiguity (when caught, the screen simply fades into white noise) Power Drill Massacre – quite literally – goes straight for the jugular.
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Five things to know about acetaminophen In another study, the participants were given two-second blasts of white noise that ranged from 75 to 105 decibels.
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You don't have to look hard to find white noise podcasts, Spotify playlists, and apps geared toward adults looking to improve the quality of their shuteye.
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Some people like to have a window open to keep the room cool, while others use the sound of white noise to drown out outside distractions.
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Additional features, including a customizable EQ and the option to play white noise without any music, will come to the NCH 700s in future firmware updates.
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" Mosbacher said their goal is to make sure Trump's base has a clear idea of their messaging on key topics without the "distractions" and "white noise.
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With white noise, all these frequencies contribute to the overall level in octave change, but with pink noise, every octave contains the same amount of energy.
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After 15 minutes, the melody falls away entirely and it's just an orchestra of white noise, rising and falling, that same bass drone softly punctuating it.
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This is the great sedative of Australian politics: dulling our attention, rendering all else some indecipherable white noise we only vaguely register before we fall asleep.
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What's more, it also functions as a convenient USB charging port, as well as a white noise machine to help you fall asleep faster at night.
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Notably, there were several moments when the remainder of the band was allowed to take the fore, dishing out white-noise guitar or frantic cabaret energy.
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Within the first lecture, the research gave me the tools to cut through my daily white noise and see clearly where my dissatisfaction was stemming from.
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Enter Noisli, which can produce an endless stream of simulated sounds—everything from a coffee shop to a forest in a thunderstorm to plain white noise.
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But while the protests raised the profile of the White Noise group and its cause of liberalizing drug laws, they did not spread beyond young people.
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Given how much our days are dominated by white noise and Twitter angst, that is either going to lure people in or risk being missed entirely.
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She said she would sometimes turn on "Friends" for "white noise" as she was falling asleep but that she has "never binge-watched during working hours."
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Mr. Trump makes statements proclaiming his innocence on a daily, if not hourly, basis — so often that nothing really sticks, creating all but indistinguishable white noise.
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S. trade talks produced nothing but white noise, while concerns about a supply glut left oil prices nursing their biggest one-day loss in seven weeks.
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"At some point, the side effects become white noise," said Maryann Kuzel, who oversees analytics at Publicis Health, a unit of the communications company Publicis Groupe.
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In the river, the white noise of water rushing over rocks drowned out the midday cicadas, and in the icy quiet you could finally hear yourself think.
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To the average person, pink noise probably doesn't sound very different from white noise, however, it tends to be softer and more calming in quality, she says.
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And for what it's worth, a 2015 study in Germany found that white noise exposure had "no general effect on cognitive functions," at least in healthy people.
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When the Alias hears its own wake word, it'll stop broadcasting white noise and wake up Alexa or Google Assistant so you can use them as normal.
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All participants wore headphones, and the researchers manipulated the sound so that some heard loud white noise, while others heard the same noise at a softer level.
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I get ready for bed and turn on my white noise machine, which is truly the only thing that helps me fall asleep after a long day.
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When deep sleep is detected, the headband's speakers will start playing white noise in a slowly repeating pattern, which Philips claims will reinforce a good night's sleep.
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When you don't have anything playing, it's a distractingly loud white noise, though when you do it obviously disappears along with most other things in your environment.
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The opening lines of the Don DeLillo classic novel White Noise about the impact of technology on civilization captured the station wagon's cultural identity in the '80s.
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The two wireless plugs fit in your ears and play masking sounds, such as white noise, but can be programmed to allow in phone calls or alarms.
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Assange led her to the conference room, and they spoke for about an hour—their conversation disguised by white noise, though Assange's voice dominated, in long soliloquies.
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Though there are lots of guided meditation podcasts, white noise Spotify playlists, and soothing sleep music apps, Ackerman's show takes a unique approach to the insomnia-plagued.
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Were I LeBron, I'd fall asleep to the final call every night, with the sound of the water lapping up against my enormous yacht as white noise.
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I don't stumble upon them while shopping so much as I commune with them while sifting through white noise to find lost pieces of my dream self.
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"That is the purpose of the white noise," she continued, referring to the sound turned on during sidebars so that jurors cannot hear what lawyers are saying.
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One danger, they say, is spreading limited resources — like staff, time and public attention — too thin, creating a wash of white noise that just gets tuned out.
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Mr. Badalamenti's score now often takes a back seat to David Lynch's white-noise sound design, of electric hums and drones, a soundtrack of suspension and waiting.
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When I travel, there are a few gadgets that I absolutely must bring along: my phone (obviously), Nintendo Switch, a power bank, and my white noise machine.
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Pure white noise is a mix of all the frequencies humans can hear, so it can be a little agitating (think of the static on your TV).
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I'm more drawn to the thousands of "songs" in Spotify's Sleep Sound Library, particularly "full gutters" and "office air-conditioners," and I have a white noise machine.
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He took precautions like using a white noise device in an attempt to mask conversations, and the Spanish prosecutor says UC Global took steps to counteract them.
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But since it's the sudden, louder sounds that wake you up, you can mask them with something called pink noise, a more balanced form of white noise.
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When the judge asked questions about the GPS monitoring, counsel approached the bench and the judge turned on white noise to ensure no one could hear the discussion.
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For example, there are mattresses that help premature babies build muscle, massage techniques that soothe babies and background sounds, such as white noise, that can help calm them.
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Some recent research, in mice, has even suggested moderate white noise could prevent some of the changes in brain circuitry seen in tinnitus that's triggered by loud noises.
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This is the white noise comfort binge, the one that has been watched so often it has a quality that is not quite soporific, but definitely half-ignorable.
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But he answered with white-noise-machine calm, like a tech-support representative asking legislators if they'd tried turning their democracy off and turning it back on again.
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As a result, I could sit on the subway listening to a podcast with white noise filling the rest of my experience, blocking out the talking around me.
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Despite all the reports claiming you should sleep far away from your phone, there's something incredibly appealing about unwinding to white noise or a soothing song or podcast.
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Alexa can also do similar things through installable skills or by playing a white noise track pulled from Spotify, but it's not quite as seamless as Google's feature.
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But the truth is it's easier said than done — especially if you've replaced a trusty paperback with an e-book or fall asleep to a white noise app.
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A spirit box is an AM/FM radio that's been "hacked" to scan through all the radio stations at a high rate of speed and create white noise.
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An experiment which required subjects to guess the direction of tennis shots on a video screen found that an accompanying burst of white noise hampered their reaction times.
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Since 2008, the software developer turned bootstrap entrepreneur has started a small business, TMSOFT LLC, that supports White Noise and develops other free mobile apps and audio content.
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This year, White Noise Gallery in Rome has selected the book as the next everyday object to be morphed and adapted by 50 artists from 10 different countries.
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The "Parenting Hack: Kitchen Aid Bouncer w/ White Noise" includes a baby bouncer bobbing up and down as a mixer — yes, a mixer — spins around, Scary Mommy reports.
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His "White Whale" is composed of shredded USD, distributed in manner evoking the white noise of a TV screen, or the image of a glitched-out computer screen.
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"Because the media goes nuclear over every single word, it has almost become not credible, it's almost become white noise," said South Carolina-based GOP strategist Hogan Gidley.
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And while music shares the same problem, white noise is so nondescript that it can be "deceptively quiet," says Stanford neuroscientist and head and neck surgeon John Oghalai.
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Playing white noise with over-ear headphones would be better — both because they isolate my ears, and because they keep pressure from building up inside the ear canal.
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I never saw myself buying a white noise machine, but this is the one device that has helped me sleep so I'm glad I gave it a chance.
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Paradoxically, this may make her work stand out amid all the white noise, both on and off the runway, that is sure to fill the air in September.
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White noise machines, with their soft, steady, repeating loops of sound, help mask sudden or unusual noise, thus lulling your brain into relaxation, and eventually, sweet sweet sleep.
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We brought our friends from school to join in, so we have people credited for 'breaths,' 'processed white noise percussion,' 'jars,' 'pot tops' and 'saw-like ploit percussion.
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On some of my longest, most sleepless nights, I've used a hair dryer as a quick form of white noise for them; my mom also used this trick.
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I always play white noise in Ellie's room while she's sleeping, so the volume indicator is continually green or orange, but it always turns red when she cries.
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Unlike gadgets that make electronic white noise, the Dohm, a cylinder about 6 inches in diameter and 3 inches tall, produces a mechanical whirring not unlike a fan.
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The options include a wireless ($99.95) and a wired version ($39.95), and both play any music, talk radio or white noise you have on your smartphone or computer.
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Likely it was Don DeLillo who initiated this great pivot in "White Noise" (1985), with Dylar, an experimental capsule advertised as a cure for the fear of death.
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The horn's interior microphone emits a low seashell rumble; its white noise calls to mind the way the SETI Institute monitors electromagnetic radiation for signs of alien transmissions.
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There's ghoulish drones, wheezing synthesizers, electronics that sound like malfunctioning transformers, and washes of white noise that sound, as Lynch intended, like wind through the tops of trees.
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Ecovacs Deebet Ozmo 610 If I think about the technology that has a tangible positive effect on my well-being, my white noise machine immediately comes to mind.
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The activist group behind the protests, White Noise, first formed in 2013 to defend a man facing eight years in prison for possessing about two ounces of marijuana.
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Tomczak isn't missing out on any big profits (the video only has 1,485 views), but running around YouTube monetizing white noise has plenty of opportunities to be a moneymaker.
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It regularly misidentifies work as being the property of music labels or succumbs to copyright trolls claiming ownership of everything from educational videos to white noise to birds chirping.
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That means putting away my phone or tablet, ignoring the white noise of the internet, and sitting down in a comfortable chair to immerse myself in a new world.
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There's also a new "Ambient Sounds" feature for playing a variety of different types of white noise and sleep timers for falling asleep to either music or Ambient Sounds.
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Pink noise is used instead of white noise because it's closer to how the human ear and brain perceive sound, which is in terms of octaves, not absolute frequency.
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The windy, moody tundra soundscape could be used as white noise, and see how many birds you can hear in this soundscape recorded at Sun Valley Trail at dawn.
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You can now choose Alexa as your preferred voice assistant, customize EQ settings for different scenarios, or even play relaxing sounds (white noise, thunderstorms, etc.) within the companion app.
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Sounds recorded in beta tests of White Noise 7 were from around the world, including from the U.S., Bermuda and El Salvador, to name a few, the CEO said.
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At this point, Moore said, the White Noise app sees between half-a-million and a million daily active users, and has been installed tens of millions of times.
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Many stations would simply feature white noise during this time, while others played stock music over test cards, like this one from a Maine station in the early '80s.
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From the sponsor logos rendered in temporary tattoos to the white-noise commentary if you don't understand the language, KSW is as strange and exotic as its Japanese counterparts.
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Longstanding and ongoing discrimination against conservative, Republican and Christian thought has been debated in so many ways that it has morphed into "white noise" that many people basically ignore.
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Once you've tracked your sleep, you'll have identified the problems that can be solved with more gadgets, from air filters and humidifiers to blackout curtains and white noise machines.
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Taking away any sense—with a blindfold, ear plugs, or earbuds playing white noise— heightens our other senses and allows us to experience sex in entirely new ways, too.
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Even though I hear about ten different noises in my head these days and I also have hyperacusis, I've been sleeping without white noise for the past six months.
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" She's talking about the lucrative cultural industry that has sprung out of parsing the racial divide — the best-selling books, blogs, podcasts, videos and even plays like "White Noise.
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On top of which, the volume and velocity of his offenses turn them into a blur, just as the alarms that we in the media sound become white noise.
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Despite maintaining its snappy dialogue, airy feel, and poppy aesthetic, Shrill doesn't stay true to its star or its audience — instead bringing only white noise to a screaming match.
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He's entertaining, he can be consumed quickly and he appeals to a negativity and menace that has become the most effective way to be heard above the white noise.
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The setting offered his acrylic palette a blend of white noise and red alarm, as for "Nowhere 10" (2019), the only landscape painting at his debut solo show, Nowhere.
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We have a complete guide to getting a good night's sleep, and even some upgrades to help you get better sleep, like white noise machines and sleep tracking apps.
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JESSE GREEN 'WHITE NOISE' No American playwright has contributed more to the churning and ever-evolving conversation about race in these United (and divided) States than Suzan-Lori Parks.
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Yet King's race-baiting and coy references to white nationalism remain "just kind of white noise," according to a Republican who tried to challenge him in a 22018 primary.
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I'm not one to put Twitch streams on in the background while I work, but since mnr61894 mostly speaks in Japanese, it ends up being a form of white noise.
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If you have trouble sleeping or need to relax before bed, then you might want to consider the Marpac Dohm Classic White Noise Sound Machines that are on sale today.
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When the viewer approaches the image, they will hear a recording of the subject's voice, which then blends with the voices from the other images and fades into white noise.
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And there doesn't seem to be any direct evidence—cited by the authors in the review or elsewhere—that white noise itself is linked to worse outcomes for tinnitus sufferers.
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There are eight audio filters at launch: Airplane, City, Crowd, Noise Mask (or white noise), Office, Restaurant, and two for enhancing and isolating speech directly in front of / behind you.
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ISIS are on the back-foot and have -- regardless of the white noise of Turk versus Kurd -- just lost control of the border town they badly needed to resupply themselves.
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Here's the full list of ambient/white noise that Google can play for you: Note that Google Home will only continue playing ambient sounds for a maximum of one hour.
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Headspace for Android and iOS (freemium)NoisliFrom white noise to coffee shop clatter to the sound of rustling leaves, Noisli lets you set up a customized wall of background sound.
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Some of the company's other creations include a popular mobile puzzle game called Compulsive and a white noise track called Box Fan that's garnered about 5 million spins on Spotify.
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In 2010, researchers at the University of Manchester gave participants sweet and salty foods to eat, first while sitting in a quiet room, and then while listening to white noise.
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How they break your life down into such tidy realms, making each seem tractable, because discrete, in a way they never are beyond the white noise of the waiting room.
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The Homedics Portable White Noise Sound Machine is compact enough to fit in any piece of luggage, so you'll always have a comforting noise maker when you're on the road.
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But two years ago, I found a source of white noise that's extremely calming to my heathen brain, and lulls me to sleep every single time: Bachelor-franchise gossip podcasts.
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Earlier this year, a musician that uploaded a 10-hour video filled with nothing but white noise received five different takedown requests courtesy of companies that sell sleep therapy products.
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The speakers are abruptly interrupted with the crackling frequency of white noise, a familiar sound that few people realize contains audible traces of cosmic background radiation from the Big Bang.
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There is no data that suggests a white-noise machine alters the frequencies of the brain, said Param Dedhia, the director of sleep medicine at the Canyon Ranch in Tucson.
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Some others I&aposve tried have also made loud dripping water sounds that could be heard even over the white noise I run in my daughter&aposs room at night.
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The music is by the Italian composer Vincenzo Lamagna and includes lyrical passages for strings and orchestra, along with static white noise, fierce drumming, and human grunting, stamping, and humming.
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In silence—or, rather, in the static white noise of his addled brain—he slowly walks to his betrothed and extends his hand to her in a simple courtly gesture.
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Since, unlike disembodied relaxation sounds or white noise, podcasts provide something to focus on that's engaging enough to quiet down your brain, but not engaging enough to keep you awake.
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The white noise and swirling feedback loops remained from his seven previous studio albums, but the tracks were punctuated by more pointed phrases, buzzing interruptions breaking through the thick layers.
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A white-noise machine was turned on regularly during her sentencing retrial three years ago to keep spectators from hearing what lawyers argued as they huddled around the judge&aposs bench.
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Participants were forced to perform the task while listening to either "brown noise" (such as the sound of spraying water) or "white noise" (such as the sound of a static signal).
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Photo: Stocksnap (Pixabay)A recent research review suggests that white noise, the soothing, fuzzy soundtrack so many of us rely on to sleep or block out distractions, could actually be dangerous.
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Here we go: I'm 25 minutes into L.I.E.S record boss, Ron Morelli's, Beats In Space mix from 2012, and expectedly—all I can hear is white noise and drone-y atmospherics.
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The 11-minute track "Frost" is from its new album "Pyroclasts," and its anchoring, meditative electric-guitar drone is beset by dissonant sustained notes, looming overtones and gusts of white noise.
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But even so, it can still be hard to cut through the white noise and distinguish fact from fiction, especially when so many brands are built on reviews and Instagram likes.
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An open-source hardware project promises to keep Amazon and Google's smart assistants from listening in on your private conversations by constantly creating white noise, as first spotted by Fast Company.
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Basically, participants who were less aware of the sound of the food, due to higher levels of white noise, ate more than those that could hear the food they were eating.
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Much like his graffiti, which rises above the visual white noise of the city, the volume and obnoxiousness of his catch phrases will stick in your brain, like them or not.
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The abstract frames of Shulman's Fast Forward exhibition at the White Noise Gallery in Rome marry the intricate and muddy character of an expressionist painting with the stillness of a photograph.
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If the latter triumphs, if it is able to muddy and distract enough to make impeachment just another Mueller, just more partisan white noise, we will cross a kind of rubicon.
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For a year she tuned out reports of lead in the water — "a loop of white noise," she calls it, until a friend impressed upon her the seriousness of the situation.
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He listens to white noise in public instead of enjoying music, because of the slight chance he might hear a hint of someone's conversation, which may or may not be political.
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He's got three horror movies to watch and he's eager to show a visitor the A/V system set up in his bedroom, where two small TVs are hissing white noise.
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Critic's Notebook The beginning of the self-titled debut album by Superorganism unfolds one psychedelic smear after the next: fuzzy white noise, throbbing boom-bap drums, heavily processed vocals, squelchy synthesizers.
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"White noise can overlap with the surrounding sounds and muffle them so that the snoring won't feel that annoying," said Alex Savy, certified sleep science coach and the Founder of SleepingOcean.
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I walked home, listening to the familiar hum of the city, like the white noise machine in my office, which, when I am alone, helps me to feel and to daydream.
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Baby Shusher Sleep Miracle Soother, available on Amazon, $34.99No matter where baby is — in the car, at home, or in public — this little white noise machine helps fussy babies fall asleep.
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To many of Clinton's supporters, the several accusations of sexual misconduct were initially nothing but "white noise": a steady stream of politicized allegations masterminded to take down Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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Alexandra lowered the lights, turned on a white noise machine and a recorder (she emails recordings of the session to her patients after), and asked me to recline and close my eyes.
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He re-ignited his solo career in 1993 with Black Tie White Noise, the jazzy electronica record that produced three number No. 1s in the U.K., including the single Jump They Say.
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A white-noise machine was turned on regularly during Arias&apos sentencing retrial three years ago to keep spectators from hearing what lawyers argued as they huddled around the judge&aposs bench.
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Or, imagine you wake up in the middle of the night with your television blaring white noise in the lounge, a guttural, robotic demon voice talking in tongues underneath the hissing cacophony.
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They often wear both in-ear headphones so they can hear the game and communicate with teammates, as well as helicopter headsets over the top of those to pump out white noise.
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The video seems to be titled "Endless," and white noise and woodworking tools, as well as the occasional squeak of a sneaker make up the only "music" we can hear so far.
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Watch More From VICE: The Real Walter White Noise above 60 decibels (dB)—a normal conversation level—is considered pollution; a freeway at 10 AM from 50 feet away reaches about 76dB.
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In direct contrast, One More Time With Feeling is so unflinchingly truthful it hurts to look into the white noise of its bright centre, like peering into the heart of a star.
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White Noise campaigns to moderate Georgia's strict drug laws and end the practice of street testing, where anyone can be randomly stopped by the police and compelled to take a urine test.
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Gusts of white noise and inexorable bass thuds all but submerge "Quorum"; the 4/4 bass drum of "Dancing and Blood" wobbles on each impact as if the dance floor is buckling.
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That's a good price, especially since this model has a few perks that usually guarantee a premium, like a headphone jack for private white noise listening as well as a rechargeable battery.
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You may find you forget the larger city, whose sounds tamp down to a whisper among these trees, the wind making white noise in the canopy, a sense of the breathing ages.
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At the other end of the day, you can use Sonos speakers to fall asleep to music, or white noise, or podcasts, or anything else that can be played through the platform.
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The 5 best tech gifts under $50:Lectrofan White Noise MachineRoku Streaming StickAmazon Echo Dot smart speakerTile Pro Bluetooth trackerWyze Cam home security cameraCheck out all the best tech gifts under $50:
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Created by Paper Triangles in collaboration with Industry Gallery in Los Angeles, White Noise had its world premiere at the Future of Storytelling Festival (FoST) held in early October on Staten Island.
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Hernández's exhibit, Rewind, at White Noise Gallery, is the third and final chapter in Trilogy of Silence, a series of exhibits that speak to the presence of humanity by displaying its missing-ness.
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It is a little-known fact (that everyone knows) that our taste buds are dampened by the low pressure and humidity in the cabin, as well as the white noise of the engines.
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The industry moves fast, thanks to innovations in technology and new-found ingredients but, with all the white noise, it can be hard to know what's actually good for your specific hair type.
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In fact, there are tons of sleep apps available that you can use to listen to white noise before bed, track your sleep throughout night, and set alarms that you'll actually stick to.
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Sense has historically been adding additional features through firmware updates (like transforming it into a white noise machine as well as a sensor), but this one is an overhaul of the internal guts.
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A startup announced a similarly strange-looking headband called Dreem built for the same purpose of playing white noise as you sleep last June, and it's currently on sale for a hefty $499.
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Cracking a window open isn't really an option in February here in New York, so typically I just turn on a small fan in my room to get that fix of white noise.
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"I have come to a place in my life where I am super comfortable, and I really make a conscious effort to drown out the white noise that really doesn't matter," she said.
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Users who upload sounds on the White Noise Market are doing so for free, not to sell their work as they might sell photos or videos on marketplaces like Shutterstock, Pond5 or Unstock.io.
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When deep or slow-wave sleep is detected, the speakers in the headband play a subtle white noise tones in a repeating pattern that matches the rise and fall of your brain activity.
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Other chains, including Hyatt, Marriott, and Ritz Carlton, offer guests in some of their hotels the use of a "white-noise" machine to distract rather than prevent the noise pollution stopping them sleeping.
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On the one hand, in this white-noise-filled-short-attention-span world, you need to create as much hubbub as possible in as short a time as possible to catch anyone's eye.
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Wokeness Onstage In Hilton Als's review of "White Noise," the new play by Suzan-Lori Parks, he writes that New York theatre, perhaps to its detriment, has become "woke" (The Theatre, April 1st).
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ET, but repeated meetings between Judge T.S. Ellis and lawyers for both sides, at times in private or obscured from the public with white noise, resulted in a delay until after 25.5 p.m.
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For those who are averse to such black tie white noise and don't mind a labyrinth of lines, mandatory tickets for the exhibition are $20 on weekdays and $25 on weekends for adults.
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Tesvor Robot Vacuum with Voice Control — $189.99 See Details The Beddi 2 Smart Alarm Clock acts as an alarm, a smartphone charger, a sunlight simulator, and a white noise machine all in one.
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More, this work is a crucial signal distinguishing itself from the white noise around issues of race and ethnicity these books often end up being a part of — even when they are read.
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What you may not know is that while you were sleeping through the white noise from the White House, your public servants were put under the control of the oil and gas industry.
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The protest broke up after the interior minister, Giorgi Gakharia, apologized for excessive use of force by the police and promised to meet with White Noise activists to discuss the nation's drug policy.
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These essays, published previously in journals like The London Review of Books, dissect literature by Kafka, Joyce, Shakespeare and more; art by Gerhard Richter; even ambience, like the "white noise" of London's weather.
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If rowdy neighbors or a loud radiator keeps you up, consider ear plugs (we think the Mack's Slim Fit is best for sleep) or a white noise machine (Wirecutter's pick is the LectroFan).
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The mass protests, above, set off by recent drug raids and led by an activist group called White Noise, prompted the government to both negotiate and counter with water cannons and riot police.
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"There has been a lot of white noise," said Mr. Golden last Tuesday on a day that the VIX plummeted more than 2000 percent, allowing him to lock in profits from short trades.
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That's where "White Noise," the theater auteur Daniel Fish's personal distillation of Don DeLillo's 1985 novel, could be seen during the weekend — hypnotizing, narcotizing, infuriating and, on occasion, seriously waking up its audiences.
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"The way it was back then, it didn't matter if you were telling a truth or not," McCombs says in a tone so soft that it almost loses out to the telephone's white noise.
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This white noise generator can recreate the sounds from five different Star Trek ships, and it even projects a moving star field on your ceiling for when counting sheep—or tribbles—just isn't appealing.
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We all need something to drown out all the (often literal) white noise sometimes, and heavy metal usually works a treat, especially if you end up reaching for something on the more abrasive side.
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All three works use extended technique, calling for players to adjust their bowing in order to draw whispered, scraping sounds from their instruments that hover on the border between pitched tones and white noise.
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If you were on the New York post-punk scene in the early 80s, you would have been used to seeing bands in weird masks singing in affected British accents and sampling white noise.
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The vigil cut above the dreadful white noise of abject internet narcissists trying to make it about them, and the sickening "I told you so" of alt-right creeps hoping to instrumentalize the situation.
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In fact, the reps who did the presentation even went so far as activating the white noise hum while I was listening to music, in order to effect surprise when I took them off.
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Most literally, "White Noise," Suzan-Lori Parks's enthrallingly thought-packed new play at the Public Theater, refers to the whoosh generated by those much-used, soothing sound makers designed to lull people to sleep.
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White noise is pumped overhead, sounding like the roar of a distant airplane, helping to mute the sound of a legion of employees monitoring the more than 28,700 flights the airline runs each day.
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The questions posed and answers given were not audible to others in the courtroom because of a white-noise machine activated whenever one of the jurors was called up to the judge and lawyers.
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But it plans to extend its wares significantly, mentioning these products in the filing: White noise machinesRoom diffusersHumidifiersSleep trackersBedside clocksSleep appsMeditation appsCounseling appsSupplementsCasper also hinted that it could get into the medical devices market.
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Casper&aposs filing hints that it will continue to expand its offerings beyond the bed to products that "promote the ideal ambience for sleep," such as lights, white noise machines, room diffusers, and humidifiers.
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His "White Noise" would seem to be partly inspired by Samuel Beckett's great monologue "Not I," in which a disembodied mouth delivers a lifetime-spanning roster of contradictory impressions before being subsumed into darkness.
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Notably, REEs enable the high-tech magnets used in everything from iPhones to joint direct attack munitions (JDAMs), from the white-noise-concealment stealth technology used for helicopter rotors to ship and aircraft motors.
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Although adult bedtime stories (not that kind of adult) sounded like a novel way to wind down, I found they either registered as white noise or distracted me from going to sleep all together.
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The stepping frequencies might all average out, constituting something like white noise, but that's not quite how it works here: Some of that stepping energy is captured by the bridge because of its resonance.
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Alexa has a number of commands for sleep, like creating playlists for bedtime, or playing a sleep machine of white noise that includes sounds of a calming rainstorm or the sounds of a tropical ocean.
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The result is a euphoria-inducing mesh of celestial vocal croons, hypnotic synth swirls, and atmospheric accents that, near the end of its seven-minute spell, crash fantastically together into white noise before easing away.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BLACKPOOL, UK — In White Noise, novelist Don Delillo imagines an American university where professors in the popular culture department devote their energy to reading cereal boxes and the like.
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It includes passthrough active audio transparency, like the original, as well as a new codec to help further minimize background white noise, and new foam tips for improved sound isolation in addition to Bragi's FitSleeves.
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The third experiment was less conclusive: the subjects received two-second blasts of white noise and then rated how unpleasant it was for themselves, and how unpleasant it would be for an anonymous other participant.
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I would cook elaborate meals for people who came over, or go to sleep really early, just to fill the physical and psychological space that seemed to stretch ahead of me like intimidating white noise.
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Getting a demo cut is tough work: the cost, the slog, the hours of work to get a scratchy white-noise tape down that might do just enough justice for your sound to peer through.
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That's because playing white noise (which is noise that hits all frequencies), or any variation thereof — like brown noise, or pink noise — to drown out office conversations just adds volume to an already noisy environment.
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While some people love the white noise fans create for a sleeping environment, when a fan is making it hard to hear the TV or a conversation, it gets to be something of a nuisance.
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Of course, really loud or irregular noise, such as your baby's crying, is still going to break through, but in general, you'll sleep far more soundly with white noise playing in the background than without.
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What might seem like a casual and routine untruth, so casual and routine that it has now become the white noise of Washington, is in fact a serious lapse in the defense of our country.
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I suddenly saw architecture, I saw people, I saw moving parts, I felt like this city was a womb, the fog was a blanket, and the noises of the city as a white noise maker.
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"All plots tend to move deathward," he wrote in White Noise, a novel in which the characters obsess over obtaining Dylar, a drug that is said to be a cure for the terror of death.
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Three playwrights won Obie Awards: Marcus Gardley, for "The House That Will Not Stand" at New York Theater Workshop; Madeleine George, for "Hurricane Diane"; and Suzan-Lori Parks, for "White Noise" at the Public Theater.
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The steady but ever-varying beat mixes percussion, piano, synthesizer and quick hisses of white noise behind rapping, singing and, about halfway through, an Auto-Tuned woman's voice leading a traditional-sounding call-and-response.
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"I don't need a noise machine at home, but having a white-noise app on my phone has been a life (well, night) saver when I've stayed in hotels with thin walls," Ms. Ryan said.
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The president has already called the news media "the enemy of the American people," and his tweets about "fake news," once a reliable prompter of fury, increasingly feel like a part of Washington's white noise.
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Unfortunately, I can't say definitively that it worked; it made for nice white noise as I dozed off, but the half-hour story didn't get me to sleep any faster than a free podcast would.
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This cool Beddi alarm clock, which connects to the diffuser at the top of this list, will help you drift off to sleep with soothing white noise while it simultaneously charges all of your devices.
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I recently purchased matching pants and a top to sleep in and, even though my insomnia has been alleviated with Brooklinen bedding and a white noise sound machine, these pajamas are the cherry on top.
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He said he had since learned that another agent questioned him as "part of a C.I.A. team" — upon which the court security officer hit a censorship button and court audio was masked by white noise.
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He said he had since learned that another agent questioned him as "part of a C.I.A. team" — upon which the court security officer hit a censorship button and court audio was masked by white noise.
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A good sound machine (also called a white-noise machine or a sleep machine) is just one tool in an arsenal of high tech gadgets that can help you get your recommended number of z's.
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"Why The Butterflies" is an insight into Prince's creative process and an example of his remarkable gifts—even here, with the cassette's white noise so loud that it becomes a third instrument, his experiments are fascinating.
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"Guests can also be given access to thousands of Alexa skills to check airport wait times, play games, get in a quick guided workout, play white noise to help them fall asleep, and more," says Amazon.
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Over time, Bowie settled more firmly into those avant tendencies; decades later, he even started filling records like 1993's Black Tie White Noise and 1997's Earthling with noxious synth bass bursts and brittle breaks.
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But Bose thinks its "Sleepbuds," white noise masking earbuds designed to be worn during sleep, can help alleviate the issue without resorting to the tried and true noise-cancelling technology used in some of its headphones.
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Near Luna's work is Jason Lazarus' installation, "2019 — Present (26 Sound Screens)" (2020), in which white noise machines typically employed by therapists for confidentiality background the exhibition, and Luna's work in particular, with an ambient buzz.
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The sound this massive match bomb makes is kind of a wind-through-the-trees thing, mixed with one of those Calming Ocean Sounds™ relaxation tapes, and the white noise machine in your therapist's office.
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The goal would be to make sure users get to optimal sleep environments — whether with white noise or having a comfortable room — and try to keep those environments consistent and build up good habits around sleep.
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At the climax, the swordsman's ex-wife died in his arms; as the corpse's hair came to life to take revenge for the husband's fickle behavior, Amber Star-Goers' high-pitched howl folded into white noise.
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They sound like white noise and/or impending doom:"It was a bit disorienting — we weren't hearing what we expected to hear," William Kurth, RPWS team lead at the University of Iowa, said in a statement.
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It's really noisy and makes a lot of racket, but the theory goes that spirits can [manipulate] that white noise to [make words or sounds] and communicate with us — real-time, where we can hear them.
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Even DeLillo's jokes—"They are taking pictures of taking pictures," a character in White Noise says in explaining why people visit the most photographed barn in the world—have gained new meaning in the iPhone era.
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Like high-end headphones, the most advanced hearing aids on the market are able to reduce the sounds of white noise like nearby traffic so it's easier to hear a person the wearer is speaking to.
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"After his lack of engagement and basic understanding of policy and process have been on full display these last few weeks, the President's tweets are mostly white noise at this point," said a Senior GOP aide.
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In 1987 came Soda Stereo's first live album, Ruido Blanco (White Noise), a work that included songs from its first three albums and was recorded during the Signos tour in Argentina, Chile, Peru, Mexico, and Venezuela.
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" Rather than using the move as a brand marketing technique, Madison instead describes the company as something meant to "accentuate your stunning lines and curves in minimalist fashion — sans the distraction of patterns and white noise.
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Baby Shusher Sleep Miracle, available on Amazon, $34.99Whether they're in the car, at home, or even out in public, a portable Baby Shusher (aka white noise machine) will help fussy babies fall asleep wherever they are.
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Sounds of nature such as rain, whale songs, and forest rustlings tend to be the go-to for anyone looking to surround themselves with soothing white noise, but the sounds of snow falling are often overlooked.
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I have a fear of: As a new mom I have a lot of quirky new fears — not properly chopped food, corners on tables, germs, the white-noise machine breaking, sleepless nights — the usual #momlife things.
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But other items — giant hideous swing, video baby monitor, sheep-shaped white noise machine — seemed optional, except that various websites and some recent initiates into parenting we knew, told us we absolutely needed all of them.
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Audio of the session is captured using highly sensitive voice recorders, and then, after a filter is applied to remove the inevitable white noise, investigators play it back to see what they've managed to pick up.
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"It's like white noise — I just have it on in the background," said Dave Stangle, 31, an advertising director for the dog product and entertainment company Bark & Co., and owner of Frank, the pillow-loving bulldog.
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Mr. Hagerman commits as hard as a method actor, and his self-imposed regimen — white-noise tapes at the coffee shop, awkward scolding of friends, a ban on social media — has reshaped much of his life.
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In the BBG's visitor center, three boom microphones hang above the succulents and sporadically project an ambient drone that recalls the white noise emitted by the corn speakers but that doesn't have the megaphones' seashell whoosh.
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You've probably heard of white noise, which is defined by its flat spectral density — that is, it contains all the available frequencies of sound at the same intensity, which is great for masking disruptive environmental noise.
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In an otherwise completely quiet room, I can just barely hear it, and I can&apost hear it at all over the sound of the white noise I play in my daughter&aposs room at night.
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What might seem like a casual and routine untruth -- so casual and routine that it has by now become the white noise of Washington - is in fact a serious lapse in the defense of our country.
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What might seem like a casual and routine untruth – so casual and routine that it has by now become the white noise of Washington - is in fact a serious lapse in the defense of our country.
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It argues that exposure to the random, unstructured sounds that make up white noise can alter the brain's neural connections that help us perceive sound, leaving us at risk of conditions such as tinnitus and even dementia.
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First, I downloaded three different packing lists I found by Googling, "What do you pack for vacation with a toddler?" to make sure I didn't forget anything important (white-noise machine, favorite stuffed animal, swim diapers, etc.).
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The game revolves around what you say and what you hear, trying to keep the young hapless group from becoming cannon fodder, and listening to the radio's white noise to discover what the fuck is going on.
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"I'm not a fan of Donald Trump, but I am so tired of hearing celebrities talk about not being a fan of Donald Trump, that it almost seems like white noise," the Matchbox Twenty frontman said Tuesday.
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We hear it so much thanks to the ongoing Robert Mueller-led investigation into potential, well, collusion, between Russia and the Trump campaign in the lead-up to the 2016 election that it's become almost white noise.
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When I first submitted it, MONSTER was under the bed along with DUST BUNNIES, sevens Z's in the bed and SOUND ASLEEP over it — along with other entries like DRIFT OFF, 'NIGHT ALL, NYTOL, and (White) NOISE.
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A sign on the wall noted that "loud and angry words generally indicate a weak argument," but the white noise of the city, through open windows, risked drowning out any form of speech gentler than a reprimand.
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"It's a kind of action painting in which the central creative gesture is not executed by the artist but produced by the unfolding of the film itself in front of the camera," writes the White Noise Gallery.
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Karp says more than 23,22018 bassinets have been sold, and that his company is profitable (the business includes several books, DVDs, bassinet linen, swaddles, white noise apps, and more smart baby products are on deck for 24).
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On winter nights, the white-noise app on my phone is tuned to Air Conditioner: a raspy, metallic whir that sounds like the mechanical noise that might echo deep inside the ductwork of a huge commercial building.
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Designated sleep spaces such as the Dreamery in New York and Recharj in D.C. have sprung up to offer logistical solutions: At the former, for $25, one gets pajamas, white noise and a bed for 45 minutes.
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She changed her backdrop to a screen of static instead, a multifaceted commentary on the "white noise" of American politics and the dissociative phenomenon of living in the world's wealthiest country, which also happens to jail children.
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The signature sound of the bedtime routine might be a selection from the Calm meditation app's "Sleep Stories," or the white noise of an air purifier, which Ms. Love has in her bedroom, or something more ethereal.
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Rather than preventing sounds from entering your ears, white noise machines attempt to cover up sounds with a subtle noise that can seem like a tape hiss, or the inner groove of an LP, Mr. Heffernan said.
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"White Noise," is, oddly, most convincing at its most abstract, when you can sit back and go with the sullied flow of spoken word — all those brand names, all those possessions, all that stuff — and sensory onslaught.
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If that doesn't help bring a little more peace to my at-home slumber routine, my white noise machine will promptly be replaced by jungle sounds, complete with the stealthy footsteps of jaguar padding around somewhere nearby.
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The restaurant's bar had been turned into a coffee and tea station; its back dining room had become a designated "quiet zone" equipped with white noise machines to drown out any sound that filtered in from the front.
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"I'm not a fan of Donald Trump, but I am so tired of hearing celebrities talk about not being a fan of Donald Trump, that it almost seems like white noise," Thomas said, presumably whispering and melting everyone.
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The albums are split up into thousands of tiny samples, and then it creates tens of thousands of iterations to develop the AI, which starts out making white noise and ultimately learns to produce more recognizable musical elements.
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The Hagerman response — to listen to white noise at the coffee shop so as to avoid even overhearing a conversation — is, to be sure, extreme, and far from admirable, and something that requires a substantial degree of privilege.
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Plus, Vobot's white noise and hypnotic music features can help you get to sleep faster, and if you prefer listening to music or audiobooks while you fall asleep, you can stream them through Amazon, iHeart Radio, and TuneIn.
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The robot has a speaker so you can listen to different relaxing sounds, or use it as a white noise machine that drowns out disturbing noises — another technique that's known to help people fall asleep, according to Verma.
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But unlike other sexually progressive advice givers, Perel isn't simply responding to their anonymous voicemails; her sessions are a dialectical, dynamic affair, so authentic that you can literally hear the white noise machine playing just outside her room.
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For example, a study where 10 people were exposed to different types of white noise, such as the sound of an air-conditioning system, for hours at a time found that did not affect work performance in general.
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Though the current study showed CPAP as ineffective with heart health risks, it still provides many benefits, including an uptick in mood and, some patients would say, a little white noise that can be helpful for many sleepers.
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After a lengthy sidebar conversation with Balarezo and federal prosecutors — during which white noise was played on courtroom speakers so that the conversation wouldn't be overheard — Cogan asked both sides to explain the situation to the full court.
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It turns off automatically after 2100 minutes, has an adjustable volume level, has velcro tabs to hook it onto a stroller and multiple melodies/sound options like ocean sounds and lullabies in case the white noise gets tiring.
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I booked an afternoon "Urban Oasis" 55-minute massage for $718 at Fort Greene's Cynergy Spa, where a long, candelabra-lit hallway led to a room with gilded mirrors and a white noise machine playing ambient water sounds.
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The first so-called domestic white-noise machine may have been built in 1962, by a traveling salesman whose wife grew used to the air-conditioners in the motels they frequented and was unable to sleep at home.
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" The next trial, which involved eaters using white-noise-producing headphones to diminish the sound of the food, proved more fruitful by modifying participants' hearing without directly forcing them to focus "without drawing additional attention to the eating process.
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He bought a fancy white noise machine and that seemed to help, at least some of the time, but every morning he awoke to the sound of his own personal pile driver and the fatigue of another interrupted night.
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Another major revelation was how reliant I've been on white noise created by technology: Whether I was folding laundry at home or answering emails, I'm used to having some sort of podcast or Youtube video playing in the background.
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Peeking sideways through Mellin's installation, there were two of her "white noise" canvases, created by blowing up low-resolution Google images into abstracted static, slyly positioned so as to be perfectly framed by the interior windows of the cupola.
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The former weaves an enormous image of a static television set and calls it "White Noise, American Prayer Rug" (17); the work blends the concept of whiteness in the United States with mass media's antagonization of intolerance and hate.
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When software developer Todd Moore wrote up the code for his now-famous White Noise app in 2008, it was a side project to him and one of the first mobile apps go live on the Apple app store.
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Not only does he not look at newspapers and listen to white noise when he hangs out at a local café, he has to ask his mom to not talk about current events when they chat on the phone.
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One would be hard-pressed to find a policy issue that has a greater impact on more lives than global health financing, yet the topic has not broken through the white noise of the election and post-election coverage.
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Then, you run through it and answer a few questions, like whether you usually sleep well or not, if you typically snore, if you like to sleep in a cool room, if you prefer white noise while you sleep.
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First, I recommend taking basic steps to promote good sleep hygiene: Make sure your mattress and pillow are comfortable, dim the lights at least an hour before bedtime, and use a white noise machine if your bedroom is loud.
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I once smoked a joint of "Lazy Bee" by myself, stood up, and went blind for five minutes from the head rush—literally just white noise and vague outlines of people and objects where my vision should have been.
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Among the material making its way online for the first time is an interview NBC's TODAY unearthed from 1993, in which Bowie sat down with the show's Bryant Gumbel to talk about his new album, Black Tie, White Noise.
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But I would feel undernourished, intellectually and morally, if I weren't also able to be challenged — and possibly shamed — by a work like "Slave Play," or like Suzan-Lori Parks's "White Noise," currently Off Broadway at the Public Theater.
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Her best-known song, the moody, R&B-tinged track "White Noise," centers on her experience with postpartum depression, and she has said that becoming pregnant is what gave her the courage to pursue music in the first place.
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I've seen therapists and psychiatrists, taken pills and tried home remedies, meditated and filled the room with white noise, and for a while even tracked my sleep habits so I could wake myself up before the main event came.
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To help you calm your racing mind, the Sleep and Relaxation Sounds skill can play calming sounds on loop (from ocean sounds to white noise) letting you get the rest you need so you can be fresh at work. Forgetful?
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If you need to see why this is a bad idea, recall the time YouTube's algorithm hit a man's video of white noise with five copyright claims, left it up, and monetized it for a third-party that claimed ownership.
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We've already seen the downside of expansive copyright rules online, with automated systems accidentally flagging white noise or birdsong as infringement, viral videos getting pulled offline for using audio clips without permission, and scammers using copyright strikes to extort YouTubers.
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If you want to read on a crowded subway, at a bar or in any other environment that's loud and rife with distraction, bust out your headphones and listen to some white noise, rain sounds, ocean waves or non-lyrical music.
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No one even knew where it was initially, until one player — YouTuber Avacadro Boi — spotted a monitor's telltale white noise through a crack in a large, diamond-shaped structure that players pass by on their way to the raid's final encounters.
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The top switchboard, which contains modules by Ken Stone and Music From Outer Space, is mainly a percussion synthesizer full of filters and processors, allowing Napolean to input sounds like pink noise, white noise, crackle, grain and other random outputs.
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Today, TMSOFT released the 7th version of its flagship White Noise app, and introduced some major new features, inspired by the many app users who would hound Moore to have company audio engineers record nostalgic sounds for them, the CEO said.
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Some people swear by eye masks to nap in total darkness, and Dr. Harris says it might be worth it to invest in some other tools, like earplugs or even a white noise machine, if you're having trouble falling asleep.
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For many voters, the advertising that has saturated their television screens and filled their mailboxes for months has become almost white noise, and it is the personal touch of a conversation with a canvasser that can have a greater impact.
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WHITE NOISE Location: RSVP for address Headliners: Shigeto and Lord Raya Noise Revolt and White Cube Society come together for this 21-hour indoor/outdoor event focused on experimental sounds with comedy acts, an open mic, and interactive art installations.
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I still have three USB-A ports to spare, one of which goes to my white noise machine, and another is used by my power bank (I can take the hit of slowly charging it overnight via its Micro USB).
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Guests with sleeping problems are urged to take advantage of the hotel&aposs "Escape to Serenity Program," which offers mattress toppers, an assortment of special pillows, earplugs, white‑noise machines, and headbands equipped with built‑in headphones to play soothing sounds.
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Telling the truth with precision and rage and a visionary's eye, using both realism and fabulism, is one way to break through the white noise of a consumerist culture that tries to commodify post-apocalyptic fiction, to render it safe.
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I moved all the furniture around in my apartment so that my bed could be in the farthest room from the front door, so when my partner came home late from work, I was secluded in my white-noise filled enclave.
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The only natural way we can cope with the sheer volume of content vying for our attention is to constantly rotate what we dedicate our time to—a white noise we've developed to drown out the volume of everything all at once.
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On Rosetta's blog this morning, the ESA also posted a series of screenshots showing the signal from the spacecraft fading into white noise at around 7:19 am EDT (it takes 40 minutes for communications to travel from Comet 67P to the Earth).
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Following her critically-acclaimed trilogy Father Comes Home from the Wars (Parts 1, 2 & 3), playwright Suzan-Lori Parks (Topdog/Underdog, In The Blood) returns with a world premiere play about race, friendship, and our rapidly unraveling social contract in White Noise.
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There's also Noisli, another sound mixer with an aesthetically pleasing interface and, if you want to veer into fancy territory, White Noise, which features a "pro" version with 50 possible sound loops and the ability to save your favorite mixes for later use.
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I mean, most people's twenties nowadays are a cacophony of heartbreaks, disappointing shags, flits from job to job and the knowledge that we'll probably never be able to own a home humming like a white noise in the background of it all.
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Invented by pediatrician Harvey Karp (author of "The Happiest Baby on the Block") and designed by Yves Béhar, it detects when a sleeping baby is starting to fuss and plays a bit of white noise to try to shush 'em back to sleep.
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I use the app to set up relaxing white noise for a half-hour playback in the evening and then — on the occasions when I'm actually in bed at alarm time — I seriously enjoy the soft and polite way it wakes me up.
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After a while, it becomes white noise; just big insurance company names in the news scrolling across our TV screens, phones and tablets, all void of the true impact these seemingly small but ever-piling-up events will ultimately have on so many.
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You could even muffle New York City if you lie in bed, put two speakers on either side of you, fill them with white noise, pop a Xanax, turn on a fan, jam in earplugs, and smother your head with a pillow.
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I don't really remember falling or landing, I just remember a white noise in my ears and sitting on the ground with bread around me, until the screams of my friends permeated my head and I realized I must have fallen over.
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It ends: I object to the white noise of the worldI object to the pretense of equanimityI object to self-justifying truthsI object to blatant ignoranceI object to the tomorrow that's been promisedI just want you all to join me in shouting:I OBJECT
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Photos courtesy of Le Festival d'été de Québec Chad Smith cracks on his snare, Flea starts pulsing through a simple, squelching rhythm, and Josh Klinghoffer whirls around it, the occasional jolt of white noise spasming in time from his low-strung guitar.
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Before we slide our steaming hot bodies between cool bed sheets, I light some candles in my bedroom, turn off all electric light, close my laptop, place our devices screen down, turn off all alarms, and flick on the white noise machine.
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A group of students from University of California, Berkeley, and Georgetown University showed in 2016 that they could hide commands in white noise played over loudspeakers and through YouTube videos to get smart devices to turn on airplane mode or open a website.
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Gift the Hatch Baby Rest Sound Machine, Night Light and Time-to-Rise, $59.99Rest is a nightlight, sound machine, and wake-up alert that grows with children — from soft light and white noise for midnight newborn-feeding sessions to a preschooler's nightlight.
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Indeed, although an average run of White Noise takes about 25 minutes to reach its doomsday end, Shi stated that "Sunday in New York was a mind blowing day," and the city's epic brunch Tweeting killed the reef in just eight minutes.
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He added: "If we in Europe and America don't turn off the white noise and begin to work together, we will sleepwalk into a new era where ... different countries set their own rules and authoritarian regimes soak up their citizens' data while restricting their freedom."
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"I don't want to sacrifice cleanliness, I don't want to sacrifice comfort at all," he says, which is why amenities such as 50-inch 4k smart TVs, Bluetooth systems, air purifiers, and white noise machines have all made their way into the rooms, too.
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What it does best is work in conjunction with Routines, so you can say "Okay, Google, good night," for example, and it will turn off your (connected home) lights, go into the grayscale mode, turn off notifications, set an alarm, and turn on white noise.
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Unlike "Andrew Eldritch Is Moving Back to Leeds," the lead single from Mountain Goats' forthcoming Goths LP, "Etruscans" is stripped of all but an acoustic guitar, Darnielle's voice, and crackling white noise; the inspiration is an ancient Italian civilization, rather than leftfield heavy metal tales.
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He's introduced to them the white noise machine the court uses to shield attorney conferences from the jurors, ribbed jurors for sitting in the same seats each day and said he will allow jurors to bring in a birthday cake Friday for a celebration.
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But it was white noise compared to the greeting, fit for a prodigal son, that Dodgers fans accorded Puig, who spent time this season in Class AAA because of his poor hitting and also showed up on waivers, presumably because of his poor judgment.
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This is where Dessert's video for "Back Around, Devil" comes in, because it is undoubtedly one of the greatest audio-visual creations of the year, but you won't have heard about it when it came out two weeks ago because of the aforementioned white noise.
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Even when he doesn't operate in Nine Inch Nails' death-disco, his characteristically unnerving melodies and go-to arrangement choices (detuned pianos, fuzzed-out guitars, white noise touches) are everywhere in his work, especially his soundtrack collaborations with Atticus Ross for David Fincher's films.
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Nights were the worst; I would sit up in bed looking for AMSR videos, white noise tracks, or tones that somehow cover up the phantom sound (and the feeling of panic it causes) so the ringing would stop—if only for a little while.
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In the back room of a pub in the East of England on a Thursday evening, they took up half the room with drums, stands, and strings, climbing over instruments to clap into the mic with the biggest reverb while white noise crackled behind them.
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A light-sleeping ex-girlfriend had bequeathed to me a white noise machine which, according to its manufacturers, helps users get to sleep by providing a "constant, soothing sound for your brain to settle on" and stay asleep by camouflaging any noise from outside.
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If you have a private room (and if it won't disturb your nurses and doctors), you could also bring a white noise machine (we recommend the LectroFan) or a Bluetooth speaker (our favorite is the UE Wonderboom 2) to play soothing sounds or music.
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As an example, Dev cites his stay at The Benjamin in New York City, where the sleep concierge helped him get a good night's sleep by providing special pillows to help with back pain, a humidifier to counter dry air and a white noise machine.
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If you, on the other hand, are the noisy housemate in a small living space, a white noise machine, like our favorite, the Lectrofan, is loud enough to help cover up the sound of video calls happening on your side of the bedroom door.
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But while the current offerings, like Rem-fit's Zeeq, can detect nearby snoring and attempt to drown it out by pumping white noise through built-in speakers, a smart pillow that simply adds to the disruptive din in your room is far from an ideal solution.
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"We've been very clear that we're not there to in any way engage with the regime, we're not there to engage with Iran," said Tillerson, almost shouting so he could be heard over the white noise of his plane flying between California and Andrews Air Force Base.
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"The economic fundamentals are highly supportive of risk assets such as equities and commodities," he said, adding that although the "white noise" from President Donald Trump's administration had increased volatility across financial markets, it had not changed the underlying strength of the economy or consumer behavior.
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Uploaded to the YouTube channel Relax Sleep ASMR, "White Noise Sounds of Frozen Arctic Ocean with Polar Icebreaker Idling - Creating Delta Waves" is exactly what the title describes, a 10-hour recording of sub-zero reverberations of distant howling wind, falling snow, and a ship's engine.
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The insulation of "White Noise" — and, yes, it's a pun, though not one to which its author calls attention — is what we wrap ourselves in to get through the day, to get along with others and to keep from hearing the lies that we live by.
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If that sounds like $50 too much, I've had some luck recording the sound of my fan at home and then playing it back on my phone while I sleep, but Wirecutter also suggests a few apps for your smartphone that can create their own white noise.
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"Vestido de Párpados" — "Dress of Eyelids" — takes a little while to get into motion, then runs calculatedly amok: placing toy-piano tones against jittery drum-and-bass beats, swooping and sliding, racing and crunching, summoning blips and pizzicato and free-jazz saxophone and white-noise crashes.
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And what looks like a pretty children's bedroom taken from Pinterest (it is) is broken down into its sensory-friendly elements: the fabrics on the bed, a tent or bed canopy for muffling noise, and a white noise machine for muffling — make that drown out — everything else.
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Features include a sunrise alarm that starts 30 minutes before the actual alarm and gradually introduces light into the room; a sound library of meditative sounds like white noise, wind, and water; and a reading light that helps signal to your body that it's time for bed.
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The way to mess with AI, as these examples illustrate, is to introduce a so-called "perturbation" within the image, whether it be a misplaced pixel, a toaster, or patterns of white noise that, while invisible to humans, can convince a bot into thinking a panda is a gibbon.
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White noise machines are your friend ... I'm not 100% keen on Oliver sleeping with a constant noise in his room, but the devices are really useful for keeping out background traffic / weather / bedroom sounds from the people next door, and add a bit of consistency to your wanderings.
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We used to get a solid hour and a half to two hours, four times a day, and now he was waking up after 20 minutes and refusing to go back to sleep unless we rocked him in our arms in a pitch-black room with white noise on.
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" He continues about his close friend, "The thing that was the most difficult to witness was that she quite rightly took the stance of not going out there and defending herself, because there was just too much white noise and too much bile headed in her general direction.
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The app now allows users to upload sounds from their lives and travels, share them on the White Noise Market and create perfect loops from these sound bites that are uninterrupted and seamless, and therefore more likely to help people sleep or concentrate than a rough-cut audio loop.
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But the care with which Halley arranges these hyperactive textures and rushing shapes gives the painting a curious effect of tranquillity: The bright colors balance one another into a kind of visual equivalent of white noise, with the staticky orange square just below center smoothly refusing your gaze.
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You'll need to use the app if 1More releases a firmware update that you want to install, and the app also offers a ridiculous "burn-in" feature for your headphones where it plays white noise for 12 hours in an attempt to break them in and improve their sound.
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Beside her I fuss, trying to make my personal space impervious to fear, opening my purse, ponytailing my hair, wedging a book in the seat back, finding my phone, tapping the beaming infant icon of Noobie Soothie, the white-noise app I bought when I got the headphones.
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And although there is a floor separating her from the bar, she has several tricks up her sleeve to make the apartment livable, including the constant use of a white-noise machine to drown out street chatter and scented candles to abate the smell of stale cigarette smoke.
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Forest silence is a particular sort of sound, in that it sounds like death and living at the same time—the faraway howls, crunching leaves, chirping insects, and birdsong all swirl and fade into a kind of white noise that stops feeling like noise at all once you've grown into it.
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If I had one wish for 2017, it's that every American who brushes these deaths off—lets it sink into the white noise of our culture—could be forced to look into the eyes of someone who has directly suffered in or lost someone else to this epidemic of violence.
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My app is but one note in the mighty chorus of white-noise generators, an exploding industry of mechanical and digital devices; apps and websites, and Sonos and Spotify playlists that grows ever more refined, as if to block out the increased rate of speeding, the wrecks, on the information superhighway.
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It's started to feel like a quivering, white noise background sound that sits somewhere louder than the whine of a TV in standby mode, and quieter than the hissed "yessss" your grandad let out with a triumphantly clenched fist when he heard the results of last year's EU referendum vote.
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Again I direct you to his lengthy write-up, where he describes, for instance, how to create the impression of different kinds of drums when the hardware is incapable of the white noise usually used to create them (and if it could, it would be unable to layer it over a tone).
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I think I screamed GET OUT OF MY HOUSE AND AWAY FROM MY FUCKING FAMILY as I lurched at it, but that was drowned out by glitched, digital white noise screams as I plunged a turkey fat stained knife through the elf's chest, picked it up, and hurled it towards the front door.
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This year, ThinkGeek's promoting the SpaceX Vertical Landing Mentos & Diet Coke Rocket, a Star Trek White Noise Sleep Machine, a Useless Light Switch, the VR Sensory Immersion Generator, an Attack on Titan Colossal Titan Lawn Ornament, Magic: The Gathering - Travel Edition, a Plumbus from Rick and Morty, and role-playing drinking game.
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Typically $125, the pair has been knocked down to $61.98 — likely because it's a) buried under the crashing white noise of the internet, b) a product that looks normal but feels spectacular (not the simplest to convey over the web), and c) not what most Mountain Hardwear fans immediately associate with the brand.
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On "Angel," we get offered a portal into up and comer's style; gear up for vocal stylings akin to the likes of Galcher Lustwerk, with cozy waves of wiggly 303s and gentle pads that simply whisk alongside the rest of the track till there's nothing left but a few drums and white noise.
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Finally, you can now have music stop automatically after a certain period of time (which is good news for those of you who like to fall asleep to the sound of white noise), and you can also add or subtract time from timers while they're ongoing, rather than having to cancel and reset them.
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"King of the Gutters, Prince of the Dogs" / "White Noise" / "A Second Opinion" / "Lost River" / "Ghost Fields" / "Big Dark Love" / "No Oath, No Spell" / "Intergalactic Menopause" / "Spring Break 1899" / "The Devil Drives" This one won't be getting a playlist, since legal restrictions prevent most of Murder By Death's covers from appearing on the internet.
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Each gets into a limo that has been idling outside all night, and they sit alone in the seat furthest back, looking at their phones as they sit stuck in the permanent white-noise traffic around the arena, keeping their eyes down as the din from the street grow quieter once they push uptown.
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But the skits reveal her musical strategy, in both sequencing and composition, which is to place the full-fledged guitar songs in an environment of white noise, seeping static, electronic twitches and hums, and barely perceptible shimmers and echoes, stuck in a mechanical vacuum, or maybe just the outside world, where background noise always lingers.
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It didn't dawn on us that we had to make a record… Sire gave us three-quarters of a million dollars to make this breakthrough record, and we'd get crazy high and record hours of white noise—just walls of static that sounded like a radio stuck between stations—which is kind of what I had become.
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The hand signals administered while flying are necessary because of how loud it is in there—ear plugs are provided and recommended at iFly—and my interviews needed to be conducted in offices adjacent to and sealed off from iFly's main congregation space; even that area, some distance from the tube, is awash in white noise.
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Before you do that though, watch St. Louis's Noisey Acoustics set, in which she plays the first two songs from the record, "Water" and "Understand," in a quieter corner of LA. What little effects there are on the album—a little reverb in front of snail-paced bass and drums—are replaced by white noise and birdsong.
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"The Blockade," as Hagerman calls it, consists of living on a pig farm in southeastern Ohio, cutting off access to all electronic media, not reading newspapers, instructing his family and friends not to talk to him about the news, and wearing white-noise producing headphones when he goes to a coffee shop in a nearby city.
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The artist's hand is always present, if a little shaky, and the film has that special Super 8 quality that transports you back to the time before iPhones and YouTube, enhanced by an intermittent soundtrack — here an Eastern instrument is plucked, there we hear the sea, the wind, the white noise of a car on the road.
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You can block out some snoring with occasional earplug use or a white noise machine, (and we have recommendations for both here) but if one of you keeps the other up with noise, it may be helpful to see a sleep specialist to check for sleep apnea, a common but underdiagnosed health issue, or other sleep disorders.
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He's on record as railing against the reflexive spasms and assumptions of what he calls "the liberal left who cover up zits with concealer" who stand in the midst of eye-strain lighting and ear-rotting white noise to stare at a hyper bland image of a couple a cheesy actors acting the cheesy couple over coffee.
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To be sure, Maazel is working in a sci-fi subgenre — call it brainiac fiction — with some distinguished precedents: Gibson's "Neuromancer," Vonnegut's "Galápagos," Percy's "Love in the Ruins," McElroy's "Plus," Powers's "Galatea 2.2" and, particularly, DeLillo's "White Noise" (in which the central characters perpetrate desperate plots to get the drug that will relieve their fear of death).
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