Not even MCHA was accessible to everyone who needed it.
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It anchors the neighborhood and it is accessible to everyone.
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These places are typically lightly patrolled and accessible to everyone.
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Morrison's goal is to make food affordable and accessible to everyone.
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I hope this will be accessible to everyone who needs it.
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RDL: I feel Wonder Woman should have stories accessible to everyone.
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This technology is accessible to everyone, regardless of age or gender.
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Microbladed eyebrows are still incredibly popular, but not accessible to everyone.
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If the thing is written well, hopefully it's accessible to everyone.
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Future transportation needs to be accessible to everyone, Carter tells CNBC.
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So we'll work to make the voting process accessible to everyone.
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She started Modern Fertility to make that process accessible to everyone.
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This is TV that should be accessible to everyone, but Facebook Watch?
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We make family history much more accessible to everyone — including younger people.
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You're starting with commercial and want to make this accessible to everyone?
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We want to make ICOs accessible to everyone, not just accredited investors.
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The reality is that not everything I do is accessible to everyone.
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We're placing scanners in an environment that makes them accessible to everyone.
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We've got to make it accessible to everyone who does want it.
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The elevator, they hope, will keep the vertiginous house accessible to everyone.
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It is accessible to everyone, regardless of their membership status with REBNY.
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And because the technology exists doesn't mean it will be accessible to everyone.
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We have the technology to make clean energy affordable and accessible to everyone.
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Services like Compound and apps like Argent are making DeFi accessible to everyone.
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And being accessible to everyone, for Bavor and for Google, is the whole point.
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We believe coding is a language — a language that should be accessible to everyone.
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Bell says it wants its electric air taxis to be accessible to everyone else.
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The idea fits with her theory that lab testing should be accessible to everyone.
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Kate Spade did not speak to everyone, nor were her products accessible to everyone.
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The problem is how to make it more accessible to everyone in the world.
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These breaks are best because they're accessible to everyone, regardless of whether they itemize.
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Then graphical interfaces (icons and a mouse) and touchscreens made such technology accessible to everyone.
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We are constantly working to make golf accessible to everyone: children, women and the disabled.
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The only problem is, standing desks tend to be pretty pricey and not accessible to everyone.
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Higher education offers invaluable opportunities, and we believe that these institutions should be accessible to everyone.
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The pieces are left unpriced to imply that they're "affordable and accessible to everyone," says Huck.
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She was on TV for over 40 years, like Julia, making Cuban cuisine accessible to everyone.
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With auto combos, you can just 'push square' and be fine, making it accessible to everyone.
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"The overall mission is to make the highest-quality organic products accessible to everyone," he said.
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"He wanted his collection to become a public museum that was accessible to everyone," she noted.
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I'm also prepared to mobilize Americans around making higher education and lifelong learning accessible to everyone.
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Deep in the heart of nowhere, Neiman Marcus made luxury, actual and aspirational, accessible to everyone.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act ensured everything open to the public is truly accessible to everyone.
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"We will make sure 100 percent of the business is free and accessible to everyone," she said.
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What is alarming is that this crucial data is just in plain text and accessible to everyone.
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We do need to reduce the cost growth in these areas so they are accessible to everyone.
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But it's important to remember that the photos and videos you share aren't always accessible to everyone.
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The data is also open source, with the device design and data APIs being accessible to everyone.
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We will remain focused on simplicity, affordability and transparency, and strive to make investing accessible to everyone.
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"In a way, we desacralized French literature by making it more accessible to everyone," Mr. Santaki said.
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"As long as it's centralized and accessible to everyone, we're happy with wherever it goes," he says.
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"Target is committed to making great style accessible to everyone – it's part of our DNA," Mezzenga says.
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America needs to make these things affordable enough so that they are "accessible to everyone," he said.
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New albums could initially go on Spotify's paid premium service, though singles would be accessible to everyone.
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And by making it more accessible to everyone, PerfectlySoft sees it as paving the way for Apple's success.
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Ikea furniture is ubiquitous because it's affordable, but it's not always accessible to everyone, especially people with disabilities.
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By institutionalizing tweetstorms with a graphic user interface, Twitter could make sharing expanded thoughts more accessible to everyone.
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It's all part of ModCloth's goal of making fashion accessible to everyone, Koger said in the blog post.
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It is for this reason that we must protect these fields and ensure they remain accessible to everyone.
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"We wanted to make Sphero products accessible to everyone," said co-founder and Chief Software Architect Adam Wilson.
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"It's important to get the message out that great style is accessible to everyone, not just celebrities," Rade says.
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I'm thrilled that S.H.E. is accessible to everyone and helping future generations grow up in a more equal world.
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The smartphone is increasingly accessible to everyone and culturally it is widely accepted as the standard mode of communication.
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The language I've created is a hybrid of advertising, fashion, and art photography, so it's easily accessible to everyone.
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Long term, though, we do think this is a product that should be accessible to everyone in the world.
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But DearBrightly, a Y Combinator-backed company, wants to simplify the process of making Rx retinoids accessible to everyone.
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It is urgent that palliative care be accessible to everyone regardless of age at the onset of medical treatment.
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"We believe that this is an important step toward our commitment to making cryptocurrency accessible to everyone," he writes.
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Livestreaming and FaceTime are now accessible to everyone, but not everyone wants to show their face on these platforms.
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Warren's plan will also introduce sweeping changes to voting laws to make voting more convenient and accessible to everyone.
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"It was the only platform that was easily accessible to everyone in the potential bargaining unit," Ms. Anderson said.
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Even though electric scooters are typically seen zooming around cities, the two-wheeled devices aren't always accessible to everyone.
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"We believe that this is an important step towards our commitment to making cryptocurrency accessible to everyone," Feroz said.
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Jasik pushed her to pare it down to the most important points so it could be accessible to everyone.
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We have an important mission in the world, which is to make entrepreneurship easier and more accessible to everyone.
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It's an elegant use of technology that simultaneously creates an impossible experience while making highfalutin museum culture accessible to everyone.
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"The most exciting part of this opportunity has been creating beautiful lighting that is accessible to everyone," she tells PEOPLE.
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This means that if there is a special place for discussing astrology via the app, it's not accessible to everyone.
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You solve problems faster, win the confidence of your clients better and make yourself more accessible to everyone around you.
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"I moved back to Pittsburgh to start Module with the goal of making good design accessible to everyone," he said.
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I know there's grants and organizations willing to help people, but I don't think it's always that accessible to everyone.
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The full promise of broadband should be accessible to everyone for a reasonable fee, and that's still not the case.
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How would you have visitors interact with the exhibits and what could you do to make them accessible to everyone?
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From 360 video to 3D emoji, there's a big movement from Microsoft and others to make 3D imagery accessible to everyone.
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Because I think art should be accessible to everyone and I think money shouldn't be something that hinders your creative output.
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Microsoft considers artificial intelligence to be one of its top priorities and says it wants to make it accessible to everyone.
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Talking to a professional really helps me sort out my thoughts and emotions, and I wish it was accessible to everyone.
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"My goal was to try and tell the story almost as a narrative and make it interesting and accessible to everyone."
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We do need to reduce the cost growth in these areas" — health care and education — "so they are accessible to everyone.
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"People miss the importance of making powerful machines accessible to everyone," said Nidhi Campbell, who runs Intel's work in this area.
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But as the admissions scandal laid bare, it's a myth that with enough hard work, that path is accessible to everyone.
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To make it accessible to everyone, "they added a fake wall, so there's a hallway to the bathroom," Ms. Goldman said.
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They want an urban arts center that is welcoming and accessible to everyone, especially children and folks in the immediate neighborhood.
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Manica's work has a clear message—art should be inclusive and accessible to everyone and anyone, and hopefully brighten one's day.
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Still, it's nice to see such an image-heavy app like Instagram take the time to make sure its accessible to everyone.
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The goal, says Local Projects founder Jake Barton, is not just making synthetic biology accessible to everyone, but presenting the field objectively.
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Self-care shouldn't be gendered or determined by who you are, your biology, or your identity — it should be accessible to everyone.
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"It means that whatever custom software the government procures will be visible and accessible to everyone," Bozhanov wrote in a Medium post.
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Those with wealth and privilege need to chip in more to ensure that clean energy technologies are one day accessible to everyone.
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That gets back to GoFly's goal of making the skies accessible to everyone, and the dream of personal flight a (pleasant) reality.
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Opening the event to the entire Internet is likely Kanye's way of continuing to make the Yeezy brand more accessible to everyone.
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Baden Baden, Germany has become something of a vacation destination for rich Middle Eastern royalty, but it truly is accessible to everyone.
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But with Aircam, the photos became accessible to everyone at an event, without requiring anyone except the photographer to install an app.
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Acorns wants to make investing accessible to everyone, even if you don't feel like you have any spare money to do so.
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Beauty, art and a good meal shared together are one small step towards making dignity, nourishment and culture to accessible to everyone.
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"The ability to enjoy the fishing tradition including shark fishing should be affordable and accessible to everyone," he wrote to the regulators.
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"We're always locked into what we can do to make fitness as accessible to everyone as we can," Daniel told Business Insider.
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"The Sims" franchise is notoriously accessible to everyone — whether you play video games or not — and "The Sims 4" is no exception.
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That changed over time and since iOS 113 jailbreaks became less frequent, much less convenient, and not something easily accessible to everyone.
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While making fresh and nutritious food accessible to everyone is part of the mission, the pouches can sell for around $3 each.
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Whether or not this class is theoretically accessible to everyone is irrelevant to those who know in their gut they'll never join it.
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I'm super excited to join Google Brain next week: AI can't democratize itself (yet?) so I'll help make it more accessible to everyone!
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As Tim Cook said on stage, the sole purpose of Swift Playgrounds is to make coding accessible to everyone, particularly school-age children.
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Their goal is to take the professional photo editing that's used by large brands and celebrities and make it accessible to everyone else.
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While the yuan is primarily traded on the mainland, and subject to strict central bank supervision, its offshore counterpart is accessible to everyone.
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Developed by psychologists and educators, Smiling Mind is a nonprofit aiming to make mindfulness accessible to everyone, including children as young as 7.
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But beyond, you know, OKRs, our tracking: We also have a lot of Tableau charts that are accessible to everyone in the company.
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We digitized them and gamified them and made them accessible to everyone who is upstream of neuropsychology, including neurologists and primary care doctors.
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What's more, as Twitter user Heidi Han pointed out, it's privileged to assume dental health care is easily accessible to everyone around the world.
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But then people invented technologies like web browsers and smartphones — and online services like Amazon and Facebook — that made the internet accessible to everyone.
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Perhaps, Davos needs to morph into a different beast — warmer, more open, and accessible to everyone especially those that are truly changing the world.
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While the yuan is primarily traded on the mainland and is subject to strict central bank supervision, its offshore counterpart is accessible to everyone.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday that the MTA "should not allow" the subway system to not be accessible to everyone.
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Gap-year advocates say they are trying to rebrand the experience as something accessible to everyone rather than just pricey programs for rich kids.
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But galleries and museums aren't always accessible to everyone, often excluding blind people and those with low vision from truly experiencing the art world.
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Officially called universal design, it refers to the design of buildings, products and environments that are accessible to everyone, regardless of age or ability.
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The state is setting up regional economic development boards that will ensure the benefits of economic growth are accessible to everyone, authorities have said.
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Kraft Heinz approached me with a food line and they mentioned the idea of making nutritious food accessible to everyone...and I was hooked.
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"Making Facebook accessible to everyone is a key part of building global community" write Facebook product manager Supratik Lahiri, and director of accessibility Jeffrey Wieland.
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Just like Slack, files and media you upload remain easily accessible to everyone, and Yahoo says it has made "powerful search" for sorting through everything.
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He wants to help the community and kindly offered to pay for the places for the whole summer so that they are accessible to everyone.
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In a world of rapidly advancing technology it's crucial to ensure companies and organizations are doing their best to make digital developments accessible to everyone.
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DORSEY: WELL, YOU KNOW, OUR POSITION HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE BANKS AND THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM TODAY WORKS PRETTY WELL, BUT IT'S NOT ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE.
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Zuckerberg did not deny the company was looking at a paid options, but emphasized the company always wants to offer a service accessible to everyone.
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The idea isn't to make conferences free or accessible to everyone: some friction, Qu says, ensures that the relevant people show up and actually participate.
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With or without a hired instructor, yoga is accessible to everyone through the millions of free online videos that guide viewers in calming yoga sequences.
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It's optimized for a ridesharing model, and is focused on "user experience" as well as "making the aircraft easily accessible to everyone," according to the company.
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If we see subway stations as a public good meant for and paid for by everyone, we must then ask: is it equally accessible to everyone?
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Not all of them are perfect, but technology is rapidly turning into something in the background that's accessible to everyone and doesn't require hours of configuration.
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Glitch is supposed to make coding on the web accessible to everyone, so it can be as common as customizing a Myspace page used to be.
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On top, you'll find what's been dubbed the "Future Botanic Garden" which will be a public garden accessible to everyone, regardless of whether you're a resident.
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It's now raised $7 million in a Series A funding round as part of its mission to make satellites more affordable and more accessible to everyone.
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As Miller notes, Passover is often "the last vestige for people holding on to their Judaism," and so the Haggadah needs to be accessible to everyone.
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The simplicity of your work could sometimes be met with skepticism and seen as "insta-poetry" because you're speaking in ways that are accessible to everyone.
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Mr. Riester said that the "heritage of humanity" should be accessible to everyone, everywhere, and that in the case of art, ownership was not what mattered.
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That means there's a certain amount of pressure: it needs to be accessible to everyone, while somehow living up to the weight of the plumber's long history.
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We need to rebuild our education ecology to make it accessible to everyone, changing both the cost structure and the culture that has created a false scarcity.
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The goal seems to make the majority of its content available and accessible to everyone, with only a few series and films targeting a primarily adult audience.
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Any new treatment developed should be accessible to everyone who needs it, while ensuring it's used appropriately, so that drug resistance is slowed as much as possible.
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I think everyone would be happy to see Ikea strip more smart tech to its basics, bring the price down, and make it more accessible to everyone.
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Arianna Huffington has emerged an evangelist on how of sleep is important and accessible to everyone; her company Thrive sells a bed for your phone, for $2500.
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Case in point is Amazon's Alexa, which has been available to some of the app's users for a few weeks, but is accessible to everyone from today.
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With Google's resources and global platform, Fitbit will be able to accelerate innovation in the wearables category, scale faster, and make health even more accessible to everyone.
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"With Google's resources and global platform, Fitbit will be able to accelerate innovation in the wearables category, scale faster, and make health even more accessible to everyone."
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Mr. Lauren, in essence, made an upper-class aura accessible to everyone, from Hollywood starlets and hip-hop artists to countless people of humble origins and means.
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The folks at Disney know—somehow better than the folks in the baseball establishment—that selling their product means making it accessible to everyone in all places.
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Since then OXO has become a nearly universal example of universal design, a concept that strives to produce products and spaces accessible to everyone, disabled or not.
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THE DIGITAL ECONOMY - Costs: 1.63 trillion rubles - Make the internet accessible to everyone, up from 45.2% in 2019, and cover the largest Russian cities with 133G 11.
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Their goal is to make investing accessible to everyone, not just the superwealthy, which is why the name Robinhood was chosen, said Vladimir Tenev, 30, a founder.
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"When we do come out with it, it needs to work and the technology needs to be accessible to everyone and not just luxury-car drivers," he said.
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Sadly, while technology and social media have made financial information accessible to everyone, the Latino community still trails way behind in investing, specifically in well-diversified investment portfolios.
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" As opposed to Dahlberg's state-sponsored piece, "The Clearing" was considered apolitical, "placed where the attack happened, accessible to everyone but built on private land on the island.
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Now Google is taking what has been a differentiating feature for those services, and making it more broadly accessible to everyone searching for travel information on the web.
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We're talking accurate and fast scans, multi-layered ransomeware protection, consistently on-point AV tests, and a user-friendly, hands-off interface to make it accessible to everyone.
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So, the only way to implement safeguards or boundaries that aren't driven by misunderstanding or fear is to make CRISPR accessible to everyone—scientists, non-scientists, even kids.
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But that doesn't mean everything is accessible to everyone — non-public housing buildings can lack accommodations, and navigating the city through public transportation can also be an issue.
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A deceased loved one, said Father Salsa, should be in a place "accessible to everyone, where they can be venerated," so a cemetery is preferable to a home.
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With that specificity, and that acknowledgment of intimacy, the drama starts to percolate at last, doing what drama traditionally does: Make the feelings of others accessible to everyone.
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Grover Group More than 275,2100 people use Grover to rent electronics from games consoles to smartphones, with the company saying it wants to make technology accessible to everyone.
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The company has reportedly planned from the beginning for its offerings to be family friendly, in an effort to make the majority of its content accessible to everyone.
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"At Lyft, we believe in a future where self-driving cars make transportation safer and more accessible to everyone," said Vincent, VP of engineering at Lyft, in a statement.
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Messaging platforms like Slack are increasingly being used in place of email for work communication, and information is becoming more accessible to everyone on the team as a result.
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Thanks to incredibly low prices and fares, travel is becoming more and more accessible to everyone, whether we're talking about quick jaunts out of town or longer trips overseas.
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He went on to note that one reason the internet has been so successful is that it was created through government funding to be open and accessible to everyone.
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Yet their philanthropy is not only critical to institutional sustainability, but it also makes great works of art accessible to everyone and provides opportunities for education, inspiration and enjoyment.
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"The discoveries from these early endeavors should be available and accessible to everyone," the company said in its blog post showing off the progress made with its own prototype headset.
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MoviePass' mission is to make moviegoing accessible to everyone and to enhance the power of discovery – but we need your support as we refine our model for the long-haul.
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For a brand like Opalhouse, our design team had a field day taking inspiration from around the world and translating that into original design that will be accessible to everyone.
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"Now, more than ever, we recognize the importance of Museum Day in making our country's knowledge and culture accessible to everyone," said Amy Wilkins, Chief Revenue Officer at Smithsonian Media.
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Gameday, a startup part of Y Combinator's Summer '17 batch, wants to change this by making a few tweaks to daily fantasy sports so it can be accessible to everyone.
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An advisory group announced Monday that they reached an agreement on how the department should make lavatories on single-aisle aircraft and in-flight entertainment systems more accessible to everyone.
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Some ended up in Berkeley as young adults, advocating for legislation that would require public places to be accessible to everyone and that would prohibit discrimination against people with disabilities.
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But it also reflects a wide ethical dilemma for Silicon Valley: Just because the technology exists and can do something, does that mean technologists should make it accessible to everyone?
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Most people, it's fair to say, don't quite have the ability to call the world's most famous gurus on the telephone, but Conscious Life itself isn't accessible to everyone either.
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So I do that as a teacher, and as someone who's trying to make these elements and the idea of being a comfortable, capable cook at home accessible to everyone.
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Rather than just catering to the extreme sports athletes and tech nerds who are savvy enough to edit a video, the company wants to make visual content creation accessible to everyone.
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The funny thing about cryptocurrency is that it is supposed to make capital accessible to everyone, yet seems to be in the purview of finance and tech people in the know.
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That's why Brandon Krieg and Ed Robinson walked away from six-figure jobs on Wall Street to launch Stash, an app that aims to make investing simple and accessible to everyone.
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The suggestion for simultaneous translation didn't come from Ruiz, but from another senior adviser, Laphonza Butler, following a tenet of the Harris campaign: Are we making the message accessible to everyone?
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What previously required special recording equipment, contracts with distributors, and a major financial investment is now accessible to everyone for free: The opportunity to reach a global audience with your work.
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"One of the distinct advantages of monitoring the information ecosystem across social media for false or misleading narratives is that the vast majority of content is accessible to everyone," he said.
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However, as UC Riverside Postdoctoral Fellow in Gender and Sexuality Studies Brandon Robinson points out, naming or coming-out ceremonies centered around family or community may not be accessible to everyone.
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As for what to expect, Ess tells us her products will fill a gap in the market that reaches multiple different hair types and textures, at a price that's accessible to everyone.
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Her sound, an orchestral combination of sticky lyrics and sweet melodies, came about at a time when the internet had begun influencing teenagers, and when tools like GarageBand became accessible to everyone.
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While cyberbullies have focused on his teeth rather than his athletic accomplishment, one Twitter user pointed out that it's wrong to assume dental care is easily accessible to everyone around the world.
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Now, Google is making its policy (which is also updated in light of its changes) public and accessible to everyone so you can see what steps it takes when Autocomplete goes wrong.
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It seems like Tidal is more interested in the promotional value of these releases than forcing non-users into subscriptions: they've been accessible to everyone, often for the price of an email.
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They paint an image of 1970s New York as more authentic and free than the contemporary city, a place more accessible to everyone—especially artists—than the wealth-bound metropolis of today.
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That started to change in 2012, when a new director made it a mission to be more accessible to everyone; it has seen 180,000 visitors a year in the last several years.
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"Uber is more than a transportation company; they are pioneering an aerial ridesharing experience accessible to everyone where they live, work and play," Gensler Co-CEO Diane Hoskins said in a statement.
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Their vision was a cannabis print publication that would be accessible to everyone (Broccoli will be free and available to order) without compromising the quality of content or the physical magazine itself.
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Many of them ended up in Berkeley as young adults, advocating for legislation that would require public places to be accessible to everyone, and that would prohibit discrimination against people with disabilities.
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Even with a steep rise in sustainable CPG products, these brands rarely have the scale to compete with traditional CPG products in price, and lack the distribution to be accessible to everyone.
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"While the network is open and accessible to everyone with internet access, the network's main endpoints will need to follow applicable laws and regulations and collaborate with law enforcement," the Libra site states.
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As I reported last year, Apple dedicates several sessions and labs to explain its new assistive technologies, suggest best practices for inclusive design, and help developers ensure their apps are accessible to everyone.
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Wikipedia's goal is to make the world's knowledge accessible to everyone on the planet, but it would be the first to admit that its efforts are skewed somewhat toward those who read English.
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Duolingo's CEO Luis von Ahn said his company has struggled with how to reconcile its mission of making education free and accessible to everyone, while also making money to build a sustainable business.
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Though these efforts may have made the film's development more expensive and complicated, the result is a bilingual, bicultural movie that is accessible to everyone -- and, refreshingly, puts its Mexican characters center stage.
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"The Greatest wanted his funeral to be accessible to everyone instead of the money hungry spectacle that will be taking place on Friday," one wrote in requesting someone give him tickets for free.
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Co-founder and CEO Mike Butera said the Instrument 1 and Orba share "the same DNA," namely his vision to help music-making become more accessible to everyone, regardless of training or experience.
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"This is just the start, and we will continue to engage experts and leaders in this area to ensure our community is open and accessible to everyone," the company said in the statement.
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At this critical time of the consolidation and changing distribution network of our food system, we can envision (and build) a future where quality food is accessible to everyone at every income level.
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He's read the journals and the magazines, he's tried the demos, and he's firm in his belief that you can't do perfect VR yet, at least not in a way that's accessible to everyone.
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A nice perk is that you can share that unlimited storage with five friends or family members in what is called the Family Vault — everything there is accessible to everyone who shares the Vault.
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For all of us to succeed in making the workforce more inclusive we need to start looking at people with disabilities as people first, and design experiences and environments that are accessible to everyone.
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Serato is best known inside the DJ world for making some of the most popular mixing software out there, but now the company is trying to make DJ tools that are accessible to everyone.
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Google says it'll continue to support the tablets already out there using Play for Education apps; educational apps will also remain available inside the standard version of the Play Store that's accessible to everyone.
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It should be accessible to everyone — to have you think about the ways in which we talk about it, how laws have stigmatized it, how society has defined it and science has revolutionized it.
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Ankeny, who leads an active lifestyle, told Business Insider that the most important considerations when developing the products were the use of quality, effective ingredients, and making skin-care that was accessible to everyone.
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InLiquid, one of Philadelphia's long-standing advocates for local artists, has spent the past 20 years committed to making local artists' work accessible to everyone, whether they're seasoned collectors or have yet to begin.
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And so is this kind of entertainment: generous, sincere, full of critical intelligence and honest sentiment, self-aware without the slightest hint of cynicism, grounded in the particulars of life and accessible to everyone.
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The free app is used by local communities to share news about local crime and other safety incidents and is accessible to everyone, not just people who own a Ring video doorbell or camera.
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VR still hasn't come into its own quite yet, but there was a lot to love about 2017's slate, and hopefully it will be more accessible to everyone by the end of the year.
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"We are grateful for [Zhang]'s contributions to Tencent AI Lab and continue to explore fundamental and applied research that can make the benefits of AI accessible to everyone, everywhere," Tencent said in a statement.
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The Definitive Guide to Business In February 2015, Brandon Krieg and Ed Robinson walked away from their six-figure jobs to launch Stash, an app that aims to make investing simple and accessible to everyone.
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A lot of the things we do have these amazing synchronicities to them, and we believe these situations are accessible to everyone as long as you find your passion and follow it with positive integrity.
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By making tools for video creation accessible to everyone, the company aims to turn everyone's favorite medium of consumption (the average American watches six hours of video a day) into a ubiquitous mode of communication.
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As a recovery advocate who works on the front lines of this crisis, my top priority is learning what our next president plans to do to stop the deaths and make recovery accessible to everyone.
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"Volunteering should be accessible to everyone, not just a rich man's privilege," said Orit Strauss, the founder and chief executive of Giving Way, which now works with nearly 0523,2052 organizations in more than 21 countries.
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"With Google's resources and global platform, Fitbit will be able to accelerate innovation in the wearables category, scale faster, and make health even more accessible to everyone," Fitbit co-founder and CEO James Park said.
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"We want to make the system of selling seized assets more transparent and secure so that the information there is accessible to everyone, so that there aren't concerns about possible manipulation," he said at a briefing.
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According to Sarah Byrd, a New York University and Fashion Institute of Technology lecturer and fashion historian, this can be traced back to technological advancements made in the decade, which made fashion more accessible to everyone.
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Most of the countertops are ordered by restaurant professionals and a handful of non-restaurant people, although, with rates of 1,000 to 1,800 bucks per meter of zinc countertop, Nectoux finesse isn't exactly accessible to everyone.
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It felt strange for this medium that's meant to be accessible to everyone and tell stories that represent and entertain everyone in the country, to see that the vast majority of the people there were white.
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"We appreciate the judge's order and agree that clean water should be easily accessible to everyone in the city of Flint and more needs to be done to make that happen," she said in a news release.
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The app is free during its beta, but plans to implement a pay-as-you-want subscription starting at $1 per month – this will make the app accessible to everyone, no matter how much they can spend.
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Hawkins, who put sports games on the map with the creation of the Madden Football franchise and EA Sports, said he believes Skillz is making e-sports accessible to everyone, not just professionals and pros in training.
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The original poster is alerted that you've liked their tweet, your favorite itself is visible to anyone on Twitter who interacts with that tweet, and your list of Favorites is accessible to everyone from your Twitter profile.
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They can work hand-in-hand with public health departments to assure that essential medicines—originally researched and developed with significant public spending—are in adequate supply and priced to be accessible to everyone who needs them.
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Because if it's truly going to be accessible to everyone, then you have to assume that a subset of the population just, you know, that curmudgeonly person might not want to download that app and it's okay.
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"As a co-founder and member of our executive leadership team, Matt Wadiak has played an instrumental role in driving forward Blue Apron's mission to make incredible home cooking accessible to everyone," Salzberg said in a statement.
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Previously limited to the crowdfunding space, Indiegogo has chosen to follow all securities regulations in its initial foray into the crypto sphere in order to protect both sellers and investors and make the market more accessible to everyone.
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Here are the proposed emojis: [gallery ids="1611289,12.03,1611291,1611292,1611293,1611294,1611295,1611296,1611297,1611298,1611299,1611300,1611301"] "At Apple, we believe that technology should be accessible to everyone and should provide an experience that serves individual needs," the company wrote in a proposal to the Unicode Consortium.
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These companies (and many others) want to keep the internet accessible to everyone, and some of them are helping the cause by prodding visitors to their site to voice their opinion by submitting a comment to the FCC.
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"We wanted to make it accessible to everyone from a legislative staffer to your Aunt Betty who's running a community broadband effort on an island in Maine," says Kathryn de Wit, a manager at the Pew Charitable Trusts.
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I'd like to think that he would appreciate our film's intention to capture forever, in Koni's words, 'the sort of everyday life that is accessible to everyone and understood in its cruel internal irony by almost no one.
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" That source is perhaps the symbolism of Simon de Cyrene, a character from the Bible who helped Jesus carry the cross to his crucifixion, as Hypebeast noted, as well as SDC's mission "to make fashion accessible to everyone.
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What they're saying: "With Google's resources and global platform, Fitbit will be able to accelerate innovation in the wearables category, scale faster, and make health even more accessible to everyone," said Fitbit's co-founder and CEO, James Park.
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" He identifies as an anarcho-transhumanist, which he defines as being interested in "seeing that technology is used for positive and liberatory social purposes rather than oppression, and that our advancements are accessible to everyone, not just the rich.
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"As a co-founder and member of our executive leadership team, Matt Wadiak has played an instrumental role in driving forward Blue Apron's mission to make incredible home cooking accessible to everyone," CEO Matt Salzberg said in a statement.
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Wikimedia's entire empire is built off open-sourcing — it calls itself "the world's largest online repository of free knowledge" — and its board claimed that the proposed laws contradict the platform's goal to make knowledge free and accessible to everyone.
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"We now have the opportunity—as we design our new communications system that is based on internet-protocol—to finally make our nation's communications systems accessible to everyone," FCC Chairman Wheeler said at the agency's monthly meeting last Thursday.
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Both women have secured "firsts" in their line of work, and from what they've learned, both endorse a similar message: art and culture should be accessible to everyone, and every child can pursue their dreams — no matter what challenges they face.
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The new program seems to be aimed at creating a once-in-a-lifetime experience and less about making NYFW more accessible to everyone, though the high-end clients are sure to rack up the Likes with those front-row seats.
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With his directorial debut Get Out, however, which is a hit with critics and at the box office, he set out to make a horror movie that would be accessible to everyone — even those who don't typically enjoy the genre.
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For Google, the balance it needs to strike between creating a brand-safe environment while remaining open and accessible to everyone will always present a challenge, but updates like the ones today they hope will reduce boycott threats in the future.
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But what I really want to tell you about is how well these games actually hold up, and about how one very smart design decision—the inclusion of a magical rewind button—makes them accessible to everyone playing them right now.
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Instead of viewing a college degree as something that ultimately benefits individuals, and that the federal government should help to finance, he saw higher education as something that should be free and accessible to everyone — just as K-12 education is today.
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We do believe that there is a real importance that Twitter is accessible to everyone in the world no matter what their economic stature is and where they are in life, so the general case has been to make Twitter free and open.
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Vibe Tribe Adventures is not the only group looking to get more people of color involved in outdoor activities—Melanin Base Camp, Latino Outdoors, Brothers of Climbing and Brown Girls Climb are all groups looking to make the outdoors accessible to everyone.
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The company employs 17,000 people in 15 countries, boasts nearly a third of the world's population as users of its service, and has invested heavily in a buzzy, controversial project to make the internet (and Facebook) accessible to everyone in the world.
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In October, it began testing filters for specific events, which is very similar to how Snapchat rolled out its stickers years ago, starting with individual locations and moments and eventually growing it into something much bigger and accessible to everyone, including advertisers.
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One-month subscription, $22.0Three-month subscription, $2210 or $212 per boxSix-month subscription, $224 or $2330 per box266012-month subscription, $123 or $212 per boxSubscribe now: Wine Down Box Winc was founded with the belief that wine should be accessible to everyone.
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This nonprofit junior equestrian organization founded in England in the late 1920s migrated to the United States in the '50s in a rush of postwar Anglophilia that brought with it a surprisingly egalitarian aim — that of making horse sport accessible to everyone.
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What it is: There's a reason Monument Valley is a ubiquitous recommendation for any beginner-friendly video game: It's proof of just how far games have come as an art form, and accessible to everyone with a phone and some spare change.
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San Francisco, which has a dock-based, bike-share program that is being expanded, has created a permit application for "stationless bikes" that requires companies to ensure that their bikes meet safety standards and are accessible to everyone, especially in disadvantaged communities.
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Vibe Tribe Adventures is not the only group looking to get more people of color involved in outdoor activities—Melanin Base Camp, Latino Outdoors, Brothers of Climbing and Brown Girls Climb are all groups looking to make the outdoors accessible to everyone.
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Including Keyes, these artists and other influential figures in LA's spiritually-based arts renaissance believe that each one of us can successfully discover and express ourselves, thereby weaving an invisible, universal fabric of collective thought and experience that is created by and accessible to everyone.
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Philip says simple adjustments would help make the industry more accessible to everyone, like sewing garments in all sizes, making runways physically accessible for models with wheelchairs and mobility aids, and casting trans models who aren't passable or don't conform to the gender binary.
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"We're trying to take these price points and get them compatible with — or lower than — traditional drive-thru fast food, but make them organic, large portions, and accessible to everyone," Roushan Christofellis, cofounder of a new chain called Salad and Go, told Business Insider.
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"We do believe that there is a real importance that Twitter is accessible to everyone in the world no matter what their economic stature is and where they are in life, so the general case has been to make Twitter free and open," he said.
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Walsh, who has spent his career working at companies such as American Express, Lloyds Bank in London and Wells Fargo, said in an interview with Forbes that Varo aims to help people save, adding that banking should be being low-cost and accessible to everyone.
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"It (sailing) is a very special sport and the America's Cup is a very special event so I think that it's very important that media access is free of charge for viewers and easily accessible to everyone, not just pay per view," the Prada CEO told Reuters.
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No matter how they're using an application, be it a phone or through VR, manipulating it with gesture or a mouse, on the latest and greatest tech or a hand-me-down 2G, it is our responsibility to make our products accessible to everyone—and that's a pretty tall order.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since it launched the Google Art Project five years ago, Google's been pouring serious money and time into efforts to make art and culture accessible to everyone (who has the internet and appropriate devices, of course), from digitizing collections to offering virtual tours of museums.
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Read more: Meghan Markle has taken over 2 royal jobs from the Queen, and they show her love of acting and learning Based in London, the National Theatre is a publicly funded performing arts venue that aims to make theater more inclusive and diverse, as well as accessible to everyone.
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Funerals and fancy gravestones weren't cheap, of course, but despite its history as a burial ground for the pets of the affluent or famous, Miller was determined to keep Clara-Glenn accessible to everyone, and a place where animals could be honored forever, whether they were pampered during their lives or not.
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"For privacy reasons we can't share what will happen after the review, but we want you to know that we are committed to fighting discrimination and ensuring that the Airbnb community is open and accessible to everyone," an Airbnb customer service representative named Matt wrote to her in a message reviewed by TechCrunch.
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"Since survival from cardiac arrest depends on the prompt delivery of CPR by a bystander, we need to think of ways to make CPR training more accessible to everyone and for everyone," Audrey L. Blewer, epidemiologist and resuscitation scientist at the Duke University School of Medicine Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, told Campaign Live.
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So on the positive, I believe this is where the internet can really shine, is that we have a global organizing principle, and it is the internet, and we have an ability to build layers, like Twitter, that ours is focused on conversation, conversational layer of the internet and wanted to make it accessible to everyone.
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It's not as if the Supreme Court's ruling has made abortion instantaneously accessible to everyone in Texas — the state's regulations led to the closure of over half of its abortion clinics, and they won't reopen overnight — and casting abortion as something easy to come by disrespects the countless women who need abortion care and don't get it.
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But just this year, Los Angeles implemented a massive upgrade to its voting system to make it more accessible to everyone by extending the voting period from one day to 11, adding more voting centers, and equipping each with rows of modernized machines that accept QR codes generated by online sample ballots you can fill out ahead of time.
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"FreshDirect firmly believes that healthy food options should be accessible to everyone and we strongly support efforts at the federal level to expand the program so that online grocery shopping is available to all enrollees in the SNAP program, enabling food stamps to be valued like any other form of credit payment," FreshDirect's vice president of public affairs, Larry Scott Blackmon, said in a statement to MUNCHIES.
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Crip Camp focuses on a group of teens who went to the camp in the early 1970s (it closed due to financial difficulties in 1977) and later joined the radical disability rights movement, with many of them ending up in Berkeley as young adults, advocating for legislation that would require public places to be accessible to everyone, and that would prohibit discrimination against people with disabilities.
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It is also unclear why Swartz was, presumably, in contact with a student or staff member in the PITT computer science department, though he is known to have been involved in multiple software development projects at the time, and had by then realized his own passion for collecting and sharing—frequently with other academics—datasets containing massive amounts of information, which he earnestly believed should be free and easily accessible to everyone.
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An advertiser will aim to showcase one experience that's accessible to everyone and alienates no one: The married couple hoping to get pregnant because "that's been a lifelong dream and everything is going well for them" might be turned off by an ad that offers a more negative depiction of the pregnancy discovery process, O'Barr says, but someone who might be facing an unwanted pregnancy knows to read herself into the more cheerful ad.
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