You know, one of the things we were going for was a "wow" factor, and anytime Steve got onstage it was a "wow" factor.
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Hale said the "wow factor" will return to the painting.
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But that's where the wow factor of Google Assistant ended.
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At L.E.A.P., the focus was often on the "wow" factor.
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There has to be a wow factor of some sort.
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Thanks for putting some WOW FACTOR in our solving week.
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I do wish there was more of a "wow" factor throughout.
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This is probably the Moto Mod with the biggest "wow" factor.
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He did not possess the wow factor that American Pharoah had.
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"We felt a Bentley was more of a wow factor," he said.
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They couldn't lean on the wow factor of what it looked like.
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THE WOW FACTOR So you want to know the best of the best?
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When Blake Lively steps out, she brings a "wow" factor to her outfits.
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Gaag's humility just added to the wow factor of the La Colombe experience.
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Not exactly delivering the kind of wow-factor you'd hope for from Apple!
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That means throwing a party with a wow factor is of utmost importance.
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Airlines are upping the wow factor before travelers step foot on a plane.
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Request a high floor with city views for that special "Chicago" wow factor.
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But "I am in the business of creating a wow factor," he added.
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But there's also none of that wow factor that we've seen in years past.
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But we also usually complain about interiors without a wow factor and high prices.
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The pictures just lack the "wow" factor that the best smartphone cameras all have.
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"You can't really go up and down [in terms of wow factor]," she shared.
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And what costume has more of a red carpet "wow" factor than a pumpkin?
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There's a big "wow" factor here, and you can do this with any cake.
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Speaking of fossils with wow factor, take a deep breath and look at this.
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This doesn't really bother me, but it does hamper the wow factor a little.
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This creates a wow factor and looks like your home came with this feature.
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There's an unspoken rule that Valentine's Day gifts have to have a wow factor.
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The meat was reasonably juicy and good quality, but the "wow" factor wasn't there.
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"Overall, these products are offering consumers an impressive wow factor with real-world uses."
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We had to find someone that matched her level of wow factor, charm, and heart.
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Most importantly, it shows home automation has relevance that goes beyond convenience or wow factor.
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This Sarah Seven gown is sparse on details but certainly not on the "wow" factor.
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We're expecting a major "wow-factor" with the new phone, but only time will tell.
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The view adds the same wow factor as a suite, without the high price tag.
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Plus, while the S-Class has the wow factor, the BMW's interior focuses on usability.
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If the wow factor is not there, it could quickly fade as a political issue.
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" The endless tinkering and tweaking all add up to what Stubley calls the "wow factor.
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For the novelty factor and the wow factor, there was no surpassing the American Simone Biles.
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"The biggest wow factor is when you drive the thing down the highway," Mr. Petersen recalled.
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But analysts say it's a reminder that Apple hasn't brought the "wow" factor in quite awhile.
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Jazon's oversized hoop design, with cascading detailing will add a wow factor to just about any outfit.
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Going for the *wow* factor—either in your own home or for hosts who love to party?
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They're not usually the ones that win because they're not sort of the wow factor for children.
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The domestic EVs don't have the 'wow' factor of a fast, longer-range and luxury-style Tesla.
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Seavitt said what Hackett lacked in the "wow factor," he made up for in sincerity and credibility.
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I still believe the next iPhone will be special, with new designs, materials and a significant wow factor.
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"Once you take away the wow factor, I see a teaching medium that can be used," Ahmed said.
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"We weren't trying to put on an elaborate wedding or have a wow factor," Johnson, 24, told PEOPLE.
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Dealers also noted that the herbivorous stegosaurus lacks the "wow" factor of a meat-eater like tyrannosaurus rex.
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"People know there's a lot of waste, but [to see it firsthand has] that wow factor," Shelbi explains.
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I had never thought much about a wow factor to dazzle my guests for that one-hour span.
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Overall, the room was certainly unique but did not bring a particularly wow-factor or feel exceedingly upscale.
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Vehicles from Japan and Britain strike a chord with collectors looking for a different kind of wow factor.
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Turns out you can find a little bit of wow factor under those fluorescent Rite Aid lights, after all.
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The raw and eye-opening piece is given extra wow-factor in the wake of the 19973 presidential election.
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Search no more, the Netgear Orbi offers a modern design and will bring the wow factor to your home.
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Another socialite complained that some of the scenes lacked the wow factor of the parties she was used to.
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Rather than going with a slinky, subtle look, Rachel has upped the wow-factor to never-before-seen heights.
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For those seeking a wow factor, the 25-foot interior waterfall in the entry is not to be missed.
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"We were looking for some sort of wow factor, something that would be a little bit special," she said.
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It featured a sprawling space with a graphic Aztec-inspired black-and-white tiled floor for added wow factor.
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A couple of races later we had it in the Monaco harbor, and it just created a wow factor.
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After testing early augmented reality apps, it's clear the feature is well executed and packs a genuine "wow" factor.
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It was quite a challenge to find something with a wow factor and keep it continuous throughout the shooting day.
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So, it is like the normal job, but, yes, it still has that wow factor to it, even for me.
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And for a woman whose bridesmaid dress made such a statement, she'll need a dress with even more wow factor.
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"There was always a 'wow' factor with M.B.Z.," recalled Marcelle Wahba, a former American ambassador to the United Arab Emirates.
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When you first sit down the 24i doesn't have the wow factor of the Mercedes E-Class or Volvo S25.
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The kitchen is the "it" room in the house — and nothing ups its wow factor like some sleek, ultra modern appliances.
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People But the ultimate wow factor may just be the piano that the couple had wrapped in a red crocodile print.
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The stylish mom of two accessorized her casual look with sky-high wedges, adding just the right amount of wow factor.
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Whether it's in person or on YouTube, you'll likely be able to spot that "wow" factor that so often predicts success.
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"People don't realize how much is in the plane beyond the wow factor of how fast it goes," Mr. DeLaney said.
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The show car's wow factor was enhanced with innovative features like electric rear window defrosting and power front and rear seat adjustment.
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This amplified HDTV antenna by SkyTV may look like an innocent little black box, but its range has a serious wow factor.
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While more than one of these orgasms was achieved with chemical assistance, sometimes the "wow" factor came from an unexpected place. Enjoy!
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"For a three-star, there's got to be a 'wow' factor," Michael Ellis, international director of the Michelin Guide, said on Monday.
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But if you were expecting some sort of wow factor from whipping the NEX S out in public, it probably won't happen.
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However, the fact that the Vivo has a noticeable chin on the other side definitely takes away some of the "wow" factor.
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Luxe living is the status quo in Beverly Hills, so it takes a seriously decadent mansion to amp up the "wow" factor.
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But what makes a model today isn't her height, or weight, or race — it's that wow factor that someone like Elsesser possesses.
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Theranos was the biggest fraud in Silicon Valley's history, and was partially enabled by the "wow factor" of prior Silicon Valley inventions.
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It just adds a little wow factor, and it&aposs a little unexpected, and it differentiates this room from the other room.
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"[In regular lighting, the costume] looks similar but less of a wow factor because of the paints I used," Polizzi told Mashable.
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WOW FACTOR When I have a few hours, I like to go check out a part of the city I've never seen.
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And, those in attendance will get the additional wow factor of experiencing Apple's demo lair — a secret room with a giant, retractable wall.
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Kaine might be too moderate for the activist base, and a white man does not bring much 'wow' factor for Democrats these days.
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After Google first revealed Duplex and the wow factor of its stunning demo wore off, people were quick to raise concerns about disclosure.
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In Johannesburg, attendees manage to seamlessly fuse trends with tradition — and boy does it deliver the wow factor the festival is known for.
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We already have the top containers for conveniently packing our go-to, basic leafy green recipes — but what about some added wow-factor?
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Whether that wow factor is worth the price premium the E9 carries over the C9, though, will ultimately come down to your priorities.
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The program's expansion has been fueled by high-profile media attention, drawn in part from the wow factor of two seemingly disparate communities converging.
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"Anytime you throw a complete-game shutout, and being my first time, obviously there's that wow factor of, 'Man, that just happened,'" he said.
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Stainless steel refrigerator The kitchen is the "it" room in the house — and nothing ups its wow factor like some sleek, ultra modern appliances.
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Overall, while it still lags behind Samsung's new offerings in terms of the "wow" factor, it definitely looks and feels like a premium phone.
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And Erivo upped the wow-factor by adding on sheer sleeves and a long train, accessorizing with Sophia Webster shoes, and Fred Leighton jewelry.
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Sand sculptures seem to be what ice sculptures once were, minus the melting issue; impressively designed, highly personalized and offering an unexpected wow factor.
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The real wow-factor came the next morning when I pulled back the blackout curtains and stepped onto my balcony through white French doors.
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For now, that may be a leap, but if executed correctly, Z Flip's "wow" factor will entice early adopters and eventually a larger audience.
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I still utilize my modern techniques, information, and knowledge, but it not to have any wow factor—it is to make things taste better.
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In 2010 she went understated in a sleek and simple white Calvin Klein gown, but brought the wow-factor thanks to its curve-accentuating cut.
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A stainless steel refrigerator The kitchen is the "it" room in the house — and nothing ups its wow factor like some sleek, ultra modern appliances.
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If you want to treat yourself to something impressive, then the Phillips Brilliance 49-inch monitor will add the wow factor to your gaming station.
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Beyond offering less fatty, more nutritious alternatives, non-beef burgers tend to have a 'wow' factor as they are new and different to many consumers.
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One of Cramer's favorite "sleep-at-night" stocks, the $112 billion Texas Instruments may not share Nvidia's "wow" factor, but you can't knock its consistency.
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Tech companies are billing products as AI-powered for that future-wow factor — even if artificial intelligence is only a small part of the equation.
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Aside from the wow factor, the biggest motivator to buy a jet in the last year has been a tax break in the 2017 overhaul.
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"There's a 'wow' factor just by using drones," Arthur Holland Michel, Co-Director Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College, told Motherboard.
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Every major tech company is in the language translation game—they all want Babel Fish, if not for profit then for pride, and the wow factor.
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The view from my King Bay View room, a mid-tier room category starting at $219 a night, certainly added a wow factor to my stay.
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Sometimes, though, technology that lacks an immediate "wow" factor is just as valuable, viable and important as the next evolution in social media or clean energy.
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But the 38-year-old star decided to recruit her boyfriend, 24-year-old Bendjima to get in the photo to ramp up the wow factor.
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And yet the entire thing gets derailed by middling performance that makes the $550 price feel ludicrous and a lack of any one legitimate "wow" factor.
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If set in the middle of our cocktail-hour room, my florist assured me, it would most certainly bring the "wow factor" as she called it.
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When you walk into an apartment that's across from a park and there are large windows to showcase that, I definitely think there's a wow factor.
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"It had the 'wow factor' for me," the musician, who wed fellow country singer Michael Ray on Sunday, tells PEOPLE exclusively of the Samantha Sleeper design.
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The app doesn't have nearly the wow-factor that the cool concept did, but it has something else going for it: It is incredibly easy to use.
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Since Cornell came on board at Target, he's focused on bringing back some of the "wow" factor the brand lost when it focused too much on price.
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A new drone may have the "gee wow" factor that an upper-middle-class family inevitably chases on a Christmas morning or a last night of Chanukah.
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Photos and gifs by Ana Blizzard In today's music festival landscape, there are few things as important or valuable for a festival's value as the wow factor.
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"One or two splurges become more doable when your trip isn't as long and go a long way in creating that unforgettable "wow" factor," Ms. Goldsbury said.
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The real "wow" factor is not even the stock market selloff, but rather bond yields; the 10-year benchmark rate is now threatening to go sub-1.3%*.
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"A hologram show is all about the imagination and creating a 'wow factor' that extends to an incredible experience to enjoy for years to come," she said.
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"Perhaps the best accolade we could give is even eighteen months from completion, the wow factor is still there," wrote the owner, Alan Jones, in an email.
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But despite those shortcomings, the Mi Mix 2 packs plenty of wow factor, and it's the phone that comes closest to reaching the "full screen" goal this year.
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If Google wants the Pixel 2 to win, it will need to deliver the wow factor of the squeeze, and none of the unreliability of the camera modes.
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We think you should know: Entry-level rooms don't have the same wow factor as the suites with a view, but the latter will cost you, and significantly.
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Like the Mi Mix, the Doogee has that bezel-less wow factor, with a display that seems to run off the edge of the handset on three sides.
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OK so it doesn't quite possess the wow factor that the iPhone X has, but it's a good bet for the traditionalists who favour the standard home button.
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Pros: Wow-factor is easy with a tree this giant and fullCons: Its size means a little more planning and storage space required than with a smaller tree
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Ways and Means is no exception, a thoughtfully organized exhibition that shoots for the wow factor time and again without skirting the more meditative aspects of process art.
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There's a real wow factor to the studio's renderings, to the graphical details and spatial dimensionality that persuasively suggest quotidian existence and our own chairs, floors and trees.
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"They're asking for intimacy mixed with a wow factor," said Ms. Sloane, adding that social media has also played a role in the rising popularity of elaborate elopements.
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The style risk taker raised the wow factor yet again at the Met Gala on Monday when she arrived in a breast and booty-baring sheer ensemble by Givenchy.
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Airbus admits that "Bird of Prey" is supposed to have a bit of a "wow" factor, as well as to inspire new generations of designers in the aerospace industry.
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Not quite worthy of the wow factor bestowed upon the new Note 7, but Samsung wasn't going to get out of this morning's Unpacked event with another big reveal.
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Why he's ranked: Since back-to-back losses to Demian Maia and Stephen Thompson in 2017, Masvidal returned with a hat-trick of wow-factor showcase fights in 2019.
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While the wow factor of the software is the way that it helps people travel beyond the planet's pull, the underlying message is that there's no place like home.
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They might not have the wow factor of a Lamborghini, but right-hand-drive cars (besides the mail carrier's) elicit double-takes on North American roads just the same.
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"Architecturally it doesn't have that 'wow' factor," said Fred Scholle, owner of Galerie du Monde, Hong Kong's longest running contemporary art gallery, which has been in operation since 1974.
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Jeffrey Hummel, the chief technology officer of Douglas Elliman, said that while virtual reality has a certain "wow" factor, as with any new technology, there are lessons to be learned.
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For the most part, we choose our makeup based on its performance: the most comfortable lipstick, the mascara with the biggest "wow" factor, the foundation that stays intact the longest.
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I think it had all the elements of a first night's dress: the wow factor, sensual and inviting, showing the figure, showing just the right amount of skin, and fit.
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The animatronic band will reportedly not be included in the chain's upcoming renovation, due to a lack of interest from the children of 2017, who expect a higher wow-factor.
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Find out how Dollar Tree is giving stores a "wow" factor here Every time Amazon seeks to enter a new industry, stocks in that particular sector drop dramatically, Cramer said.
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Trucks perform for judges, and receive scores based on Wow Factor—that's the whole explanation, I am not leaving anything out—tricks, stunts, and other things that never became clear.
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Part of the reason I'm so bullish on AR is that I've had the privilege of testing some of the early devices, and each demonstration has an undeniable wow factor.
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But since any old bottle of red or white tied with a bow won't bring the wow-factor, we sought out and 15 impressive-looking options (all for $15 and under).
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Ms. Hussie-Taylor said that Ms. Dorrance had the class and grace of Jimmy Slyde or Charles (Honi) Coles, but she also touches on the "wow factor" of the Nicholas Brothers.
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It lacked that initial wow factor of other Disney resorts like the Animal Kingdom Lodge, Wilderness Lodge, or the Grand Floridian, which are all grand and impressive from the first moment.
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Of course, many artists go for the "wow factor," a conspicuous abundance of something or other (as in technical skill; fulsome color; procedural complexity; an enormous quantity of some weird material).
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London's Metropolitan Police have one of the grandest looking "Running Man Challenge" videos, but if they just had a little more wow factor in their performance, they could have been on top.
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And that's not because the Spectre Folio lacks wow factor, it's because the device's freshest idea, that second hinge, is so clever and so natural looking you're left thinking it already exists.
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"There is certainly a wow factor here, that there are this many people in the United States over 100 years old," said William H. Frey, the senior demographer at the Brookings Institution.
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At the very least, this doesn't sound like it will be quite as gimmicky as the holographic screen on Amazon's Fire phone, which offered very little in the way of 'wow' factor.
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My fiancé, David Rogg, who works in venture capital, argued that our "tree for an hour" could be a nice couch one day, and several arguments later, our wow factor was scrapped.
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It was for standing on stage and posing for photographs, not dancing to Cardi B. I had done right to go with outfits that reflected my lifestyle, not that ephemeral "wow" factor.
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I spent the night in a mid-tier Ocean View King Room and found it well worth the extra $95 over a standard room with views that bring a real wow-factor.
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"It really can be a plus for the 'wow' factor and for the N.F.L." The Raiders, he said, had the "cachet" and the national following to make a splash in Las Vegas.
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It's an evolution of a good phone that helps the device keep pace with the market, but lacks the sort of wow factor that drives early adopters to trade in last year's model.
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What's going on: As researchers keep pushing AI forward, increasing types of businesses are experimenting with basic forms of the technology to cut costs, resolve problems efficiently — and achieve a little wow factor.
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A plush velvet slip dress can be accessorized with "a faux fur stole, pom pom drop earrings, and white booties to tie in the look and give it that wow factor," she adds.
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Feeling more practical than popular, winter outerwear is a tough code to crack: Too often, it feels like a jacket or coat either offers only warmth or a wow factor, rarely ever both.
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There are a hundred variations of "Breakout" you can play today — on the PC, on consoles, on your phone — and for the most part, they all try to offer a visual "wow" factor.
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The only people that ever really stick out to me are the CEOs who have that "wow" factor or the ones who give extremely poor presentations — rarely do I remember anything in between.
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Higher resolutions will always draw attention, but continued advancements in precision dimming, peak brightness, contrast, and viewing angles, reveal that there&aposs still plenty of wow factor left in a great 4K display.
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"Owls are a wild animal and so they bring a bit of a wow factor ... I think people find owls so magical because there is a lot of mythology around them," said Morris.
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So to prevent you from surrendering to the trend, we're giving you four festive makeup looks, created by Glamsquad, to wear to your holiday parties instead, based on your desired level of wow-factor.
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"I love to entertain, so I wanted a wow factor the minute people walked through the door," the reality star explains as she stands in her all-white entrance, featuring a grand, sweeping staircase.
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We just casted a girl who's not tall enough to be a model but she [has] a wow factor, and clients are drawn to her for other reasons than being the typical, standard model.
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Most people attending the fair — there were 95,000 last year — are expected to visit the section, not only for the sheer wow factor of the works, but also for the relevance of its offerings.
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In fact, Ka'oir never holds back on the shimmer, shine and sheer wow factor of her looks that we're looking back at some of the outfits that shocked us more than her sparkly wedding gown.
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The supermodel has taken Cannes by storm with her red carpet style and on Friday, Hadid upped the wow factor when she took to the runway for the amfARÂ Cinema Against AIDS Gala. Venturelli/amfAR16/WireImage
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Besides carrying the promise of the unknown — often times transporting us to glittering scenes that are miles brighter and bolder than our typical haunts — they also take our style to a whole new, WOW-factor level.
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While the tab was often the first one I opened when showing the Here Ones to people for the first time, there just isn't much utility beyond the "wow" factor of your first demo with it.
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The Armory's programming has become essential to New York life, although it too often indulges in bigness for bigness's sake—the wow factor of filling the arena with water or bringing in a flock of sheep.
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In terms of the scale of the surprise, the total wow factor is 4.5 percent, slightly down on the same time last year, when S&P 500 companies were scoring a slightly better 5 percent beat.
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"This property is a game-changer in the luxury lodge sector on the Zimbabwe side of the Falls for its contemporary aesthetic and wow factor rarely seen on this stretch of the Zambezi," Mr. Zur said.
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Russell made a tremendous, inspiring leap to All-Star status in Brooklyn this season, but the wow factor partly stems from the fact that he fell so far short of expectations in his first three seasons.
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Still, analysts and customers have noticed that Apple Stores have lost their "wow" factor, as other companies like Microsoft and Tesla incorporate the design tactics that made Apple Stores famous into their own stores and showrooms.
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He's giving one last rally before New Hampshire voters go to the polls Tuesday, and I keep hearing the Trump kids are in town too, so I guess the wow factor has gone up a notch.
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The circus sideshow may have been the wow factor, the hook into a great yarn, but this is really a book about historic erasure, and how one family's story was systematically quashed by white-run institutions.
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Job postings and a recent acquisition suggest they're working on everything from "brain-computer interfaces" to mysterious hardware projects, which sound like just the type of stuff that would up the "wow" factor for Facebook's big show.Â
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Whether that bacon and cheese-smothered beef patty is grass-fed or grain fed—or indeed, whether you've swapped it for a chicken or turkey patty with "wow factor"—burgers can never be considered a nutritionally sound food.
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While the new technology is generating lots of buzz because of its wow-factor, retail experts say there are still some major unanswered questions that Amazon needs to address if it wants other retailers to adopt the technology.
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Broadway is so damn expensive, and there is a feeling among audiences that they need to have a proportionate "Wow" factor onstage — in the form of scale or (gasp!) a really big star — to justify the ticket price.
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Utilize infographics and charts to further your argument, but personalize themWhen it comes to more complex concepts for which bullets just don't do justice, Johnston noted that using infographics can create a real "wow factor" for your presentation.
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" Robertson continues: "The wow factor comes from having five or six or seven or eight or ten laser projectors doing all these fan effects and aerial effects, making them crisscross and making pretty cool visual experiences—and varying them.
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Lucy Hale better step up her monochromatic mani game, because matching your lip color to your fingertips just doesn't have the same "wow" factor as clutching packets of artificial sweetener for the sake of staying true to your aesthetic.
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The Clips captures lack any sort of wow factor — like the first time I saw Google Photos automatically assemble a GIF from a series of images I took or the first really great portrait mode photo from a smartphone.
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The company has invested $1 billion to renovate its Family Dollar stores to give it a "wow" factor and the entire enterprise was able to generate about $2 billion of cash flow, Philbin said in an interview with Cramer.
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Apple still very much has a hold on the Chinese consumer, but many may well wait another year to see what Apple does for the 10th anniversary of the iPhone, when there may be more of a wow factor.
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"It's definitely that wow factor when you walk in the door," said Johnny Swet, the mixologist who is creating the cocktail list for Oscar Wilde, a new bar scheduled to open in February in the Flatiron district of Manhattan.
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While there is a wow factor to using this cutting-edge technology, the impact of virtual reality is a natural fit for restaurants that want to create a complete experience around a meal, not just serve a plate of food.
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If we went with them, I'd have an opportunity to bond with the tight-knit family I was marrying into before I walked down the aisle again, something I knew was more important than the "wow" factor of the centerpieces.
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I know that it takes a lot more than a basement kids' club or a dinky playground slide to impress, and can firmly vouch that each of these properties brings the wow factor when it comes to meeting family needs.
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Scroll ahead to hit the wow-factor jackpot this holiday season with gifts that really are out of the ordinary — from a pot of ASMR-style therapy dough to a sleeping-bag suit and even a tiny rubbing-alcohol powered firepit.
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While all of this certainly has a "wow" factor, the underlying motivation is really about encouraging companies to use the platform, and ultimately help propel Autodesk into the future of making things, as Scott Reese, VP of cloud platforms at Autodesk put it.
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Putting together a pinhole projector is about as easy as it gets, and while it doesn't quite have the same "wow factor" as looking directly at the partially blocked Sun, it'll still let you safely view what's happening without potentially going blind.
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His startup Zume was going to change the rules of the food industry by unleashing armies of pizza-making droids that could pump out pies faster, more economically, and with a wow factor that was way beyond anything a human could do.
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It seems perverse to use VR and remove the wow factor, but in this case, sheer amazement comes from the unmediated glimpse into the life of a human who faces some of the challenges we all share, or at least one day might.
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It's been the first question that a lot of the press has been asking in the early days, aside from just the sort of wow factor that the phenomenon is, what exactly are they getting from us out of this equation other than just money?
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You'll get the same fantastic OLED pixel-level contrast, extensive HDR support, great wide color gamut coverage, webOS smart TV connectivity, and magic remote — but you'll get it all with the added benefit of a bit more wow factor when it comes to style.
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Yes, there are some more expensive QLED and OLED sets that can push contrast and color further for an even more impressive "wow" factor, but for what you get at this price point, the P-Series Quantum really packs in a lot of performance value.
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It's true that cauliflower wings and cashew cheese sauce can create a big "wow" factor among even non-vegan friends, but inherently vegan foods such as guacamole and bean chili can reveal to others that a vegan diet isn't solely about animal-based substitutions.
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The "wow" factor here is that he's onstage in front of an audience comprised almost entirely of famous people like Jay Z and Rihanna, and that he's surrounded onstage by famous people, including Jimmy Fallon, Chris Rock, Emma Stone, Maya Rudolph and Martin Short.
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The London-based architect David Adjaye, whose National Museum of African American History and Culture recently opened in Washington, has assembled a wow-factor list of international artists for the proposal: Doug Aitken, Jeremy Deller, Cai Guo-Qiang, Glenn Ligon, Chris Ofili and Philippe Parreno among them.
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But it could be a mixture of both, as a live-action "Spider-Verse" would be a bold move for Sony that could maximize box office earnings by prioritizing the story, character development, and as Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore, puts it, the "wow" factor.
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Or, make a reservation at a nice restaurant, stock up on her favorite movie candy and some fun drinks ahead of time (wrap them for an extra wow-factor), get a Fandango gift card, and take her out for a dressed-up version of the classic movie date.Â
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By the time they were busted, in 1976, they were supplying 703 percent of all LSD in Britain and 60 percent of all LSD around the world (although subsequent reports suggest these figures may have been slightly sweetened by the authorities to give the investigation some tabloid wow factor).
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Anecdotally, I have spoken to dozens of people who buy surveillance tech specifically because they needed a last-minute gift or because the wow factor of letting a loved one peer at their front porch on Christmas morning is more exciting than giving them an iTunes gift card.
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Though the latter may have contributed to its deficiency, it did serve as one of the premier fashion publications that, thanks to private funding, was able to churn out cover stories and editorials produced by top teams that contained the 'wow' factor we've come to know and stick to our walls.
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Both stores are in Jerusalem's downtown, roughly bounded by King George Street on one side and the Old City on the other, and while the Western Wall, the Temple Mount, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and other famous Jerusalem sites have their "wow" factor, you can't snuggle up in bed with them.
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Yet the real wow factor of the Alpha 9 will likely be its ability to handle noise reduction and upscaling—two weak points in current high end TVs that could help a set go from "great when watching UHD Blu-Ray on a $700 disc player" to "great when watching the nine o'clock news".
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The sheer wow factor of this installation — its status as a thrilling beachside attraction — connects with the resort and entertainment culture that flourished in the Rockaways for decades, including the once renowned amusement park Rockaways' Playland, which opened in 1901 and drew gazillions of visitors before it closed in 1985 and was torn down to be replaced by condominiums.
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Having a wow factor can help a wedding stand out among guests — knock their socks off, have them spread the word that your wedding was the best wedding, that the chargrilled filet mignon was just to die for (not to mention, you were the most radiant bride they've ever seen, and your dress was both trailblazing and timeless).
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Resident Trend Expert Dayna Isom Johnson and a panel of judges (including style expert Joe Zee and writer and illustrator Garance Doré, among others) looked at a combination of criteria — "overall quality of the item, the story behind it, and the immediate WOW factor," among other things, according to Johnson — to honor six winners that hail from all over the world, specializing in everything from home decor to customizable footwear.
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" In times like these, formal pleasures can take on an uncommon level of comfort, and they were in particular abundance this year, starting with Ways and Means: a new look at process and materials in art curated by Jason Andrew at 1285 Avenue of the Americas Art Gallery, a mammoth group show that shot for "the wow factor time and again without skirting the more meditative aspects of process art.
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PEOPLE has the exclusive First Look at the official portrait of the Dallas attorney, who is wearing a signature crimson dress (fans will recall she chose the same bold color on the most recent season of The Bachelor and ended up scoring a First Impression Rose from Nick Viall ) — only this time she's upped the wow factor all the way with a custom-made chiffon and tulle gown by Randi Rahm that appropriately resembles a rose in full bloom.
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