"The Annotated Lolita," by Vladimir Nabokov, edited and annotated by Alfred Appel Jr. (Vintage Books, 109).
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Another rumor-analysis project produced a set of over 300 manually-annotated Twitter conversations, as well as a dataset of 5,000 annotated tweets.
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Girl, exhaustively annotated by Wilder biographer Pamela Smith Hill. The
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In publishing, a typewritten copy would be annotated and sent
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An annotated image shows the planned touchdown site in purple.
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You get a double feature for the latest Annotated Volcano.
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Sure enough, most of those articles had soon been annotated.
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Desus and Mero annotated an Ellen DeGeneres bit featuring Gates.
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Students then create annotated maps to document what they uncover.
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Hitler's "Mein Kampf" is only available in an annotated version.
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As transcribed by CNN and annotated by Z. Byron Wolf.
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Many of the illustrated texts — or are they annotated pictures?
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You can read the memo here, and an annotated version here.
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The manually annotated data will test the exactitude of our classifier.
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Check out the annotated description of the journey in this video.
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Hugh Percy carried in battle and annotated in blood-red ink.
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He gets into the nitty-gritty in the annotated images below.
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Still, "The Annotated History" is a play that's worried about America.
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This annotated photograph of the Senate floor last night is brilliant.
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You can click the image below for the full annotated version.
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Performances are annotated by images of actual letters, maps and scores.
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Here are excerpts from his speech, annotated with context and data.
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"My annotated handwritten dispatches from Crame," she jokingly called her letters.
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In the end, we neither linked to nor annotated the manifesto.
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Below is a transcript of the video, annotated with our observations.
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A transcript, slightly annotated: Brick: [looking at his phone] Damn, they lost!
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Workers in Amazon's Mechanical Turk platform then analyzed and annotated each image.
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Pluto, with annotated fault scars that provide evidence of true polar wander.
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A brief annotated list, as ranked by offensive wins above replacement: 10.
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Here's our analysis, as well as an annotated list of the questions.
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Juliet's annotated transcripts of the talks make up snippets of the book.
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The plot here is annotated by a Greek chorus of street Urchins.
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GET OUT: The Complete Annotated Screenplay, by Jordan Peele and Tananarive Due.
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Exercise #5: Create an annotated playlist of songs related to a topic.
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We will publish full, annotated transcripts online over the next several weeks.
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THE ANNOTATED MEMOIRS OF ULYSSES S. GRANT Edited by Elizabeth S. Samet.
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Closer look: Watch highlights of the address and read an annotated transcript.
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"What the industry needs is a large centralized repository of high-quality annotated faces and annotated images of the various ethnic groups publically available to the public and for startups to be able to minimize racial bias," said Zhavoronkov.
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Every photograph is annotated with references to Talbot's notebooks, letters, and other resources.
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The war satire has been annotated and discussed since its release in 1961.
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It might also create annotated AR overlays that offer sightseeing information for tourists.
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Of syn3.0's 3.03 genes, 438 encode proteins and 35 encode annotated RNAs.
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For that app, Modiface manually annotated 22,000 facial images to create the experience.
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This is a casino worker's time records, annotated by plaintiff's counsel in litigation.
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Our annotated video shows a day in the life of the bustling space.
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Our reporters offered instant analysis, fact checked the speech and annotated the transcript.
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"Breakfast at Tiffany's" annotated script from 1961, document (estimate: $78,000 to $117,000) 323.
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And we also annotated the stump speeches candidates have been giving in Iowa.
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Donald Trump's tweets as President-elect, annotated Just take the last week or so.
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I've annotated the image to show all the pieces of such a vulcanian eruption.
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With rigorous therapy, I have also recognized that it annotated my definition of success.
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Read CNN's annotated versions of the White House transcript and complaint document for more.
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Meteorologist Jeff Frame annotated an image to show all the meteorological features it revealed.
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Decorated with emoji and annotated with text exclamations, Snapchat's story is funny and fawning.
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Seemingly by intention, annotated pages have no visible "show the original" style attribution link.
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The cookbook features nearly 70 recipes, each annotated with comments from the matriarch herself.
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Here's the full speech, annotated to put Palin's references, positions, and policies in context.
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" Winkler annotated his script accordingly, then said, "So my over-all intention is . . . hope?
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The names and numbers were annotated with interactions and indexed by depth of intimacy.
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The map is densely annotated with ideograms contained within descriptive boxes known as cartouches.
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I incorporated analysis from a seven-person cast of colleagues, like an annotated script.
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What follows is a series of creative murders, all entertainingly annotated by the killer.
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For example, in our Industrial Brain, we need a lot of training samples to be annotated, annotated by experts, who understand, this is a good product, this is a bad product, due to defect type one, type two, type three, for instance.
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The Washington Post, for example, is putting out political content that's annotated by their writers, or annotated by other experts and candidates and campaigns, and so that's a great example of, like, an engaging way a publisher could do it, could participate, too.
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Inevitably, the show had the hit-and-miss quality of a deluxe, annotated karaoke evening.
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So, yes, Facebook has created an annotated privacy control hub (upon threat of heavy fines).
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Lowther noted that Honnold had given it a "sad face" in his annotated climbing journal.
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We pass fragments of a historic boardwalk, which the archaeologists had laboriously documented and annotated.
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In total, it says it's annotated 200,000 "miles of data" collected by self-driving cars.
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You can browse freely, or take a quick tour by clicking on five annotated highlights.
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Daniel takes extra precaution by sniffing out an automatic rifle hidden with some annotated maps.
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I asked her if I could see a page or two of these annotated texts.
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The table is annotated in German, and an inscription at the bottom left – 'Verlag v.
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Passed down from generation to generation, they are annotated by each baker who uses them.
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Below is the text of the address as prepared for delivery, annotated with our observations.
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You can watch the video or read the transcript (annotated by our music critics) here.
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The individual frames are annotated so that a machine can interpret what the scene conveys.
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And here's an annotated animation from Vlasov showing where the satellites would be flying overhead.
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The recipes are not at all experimental, but are instead impeccably tested and annotated classics.
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There's no new information in "Trump's Road": It's an annotated ticktock of well-known events.
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And the show, meticulously organized and annotated by Jane Weissman of the nonprofit Artmakers Inc.
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The result is an annotated, interactive color spectrum for each episode that you can explore.
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The final scores read during performances are the geometric patterns, annotated, rather than traditional staves.
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For its bicentennial, the original, 21824 edition has been reissued, as a trim little paperback (Penguin Classics), with an introduction by the distinguished biographer Charlotte Gordon, and as a beautifully illustrated hardcover keepsake, "The New Annotated Frankenstein" (Liveright), edited and annotated by Leslie S. Klinger.
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We read and annotated excerpts from ABC's transcript of the full five hours of the interview.
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But the insurer had some conditions, which friend of VoxCare David Anderson helpfully annotated on Twitter.
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Unfortunately, the original scene can't be embedded, but here's the annotated version from Vox: Your thoughts?
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NASA also provided an annotated image of the dune, along with some explanations of the features.
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An annotated version of the photo shows the moons Prometheus, Pandora, Epimetheus, Janus, Enceladus, and Mimas.
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He is a walking, living, breathing Supreme Court dissent, masterfully articulated and extensively annotated on paper.
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Our reporters annotated the court document, which makes no mention of President Trump or election meddling.
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The text is masterfully annotated with an appendix of 200 notes that provide the necessary context.
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These techniques are then contextualized and exemplified in specially annotated wall labels that accompany his paintings.
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"Sally darling," it began, and referred Ms. Wu to attached photos, with measurements and colors annotated.
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Here's a 90-second version of the 80-minute speech, as well as an annotated transcript.
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Anyway, please join me on an annotated trip through my favorite parts of the mandatory filing.
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I heard about a grandma who bestowed a cookbook, with her favorite recipes marked and annotated.
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Here are eight takeaways from the complaint, as well as a copy annotated by The Times.
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They are annotated on Twitter by David Wasserman, House editor of the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.
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What did you learn in these annotated notes that was not part of the interview itself?
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Then make your own annotated playlist of what you consider to be the year's best songs.
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Machine vision systems need a lot of annotated data in order to learn to automatically identify objects.
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All the recipes were annotated with information about the ingredients found in a wide variety of meals.
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Snapchat has made communicating more of a game by letting people send annotated selfies and short videos.
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He wrote annotated translations of Lao-Tzu and Confucius, as well as his own ideas of living.
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Read an annotated version of the whistleblower complaint here and read it in its raw form here.
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The images are annotated with tags related to features including craniofacial measurements, facial symmetry, age and gender.
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"Even if I annotated my list, it wouldn't make it back into the original data," Smith says.
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That would require something more than just the long letters reproduced here, occasionally annotated with italicized commentary.
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The Bodleian Libraries acquired a map of Middle Earth annotated by JRR Tolkien and illustrator Pauline Baynes.
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I've annotated it below, as it serves as an instructional example of how rape culture is perpetuated.
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A monograph devoted to the front matter of the American Heritage Dictionary as annotated by a proofreader?
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Org, a case about whether the State of Georgia can assert copyright in its annotated state code.
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But the Tax Reporter includes 191 pages of editorial commentary and annotated court cases on the section.
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Rival publishing houses can issue new print editions, and scholars can publish new annotated versions and interpretations.
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A sheet of annotated paper between cheese and platter made the cheese course resemble a whisky tasting.
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But my mother's recipe box is also a kind of living document, an annotated interplay of generations.
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Read our story, and if you missed it yesterday, here's an annotated list of the questions themselves.
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Ms. Chelton scans her piano score, which is annotated with all manner of steps and stage actions.
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Upon his death in 220, he left a library of about 22020,300 dog-eared and annotated books.
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Watch a replay along with real time analysis here, and read an annotated transcript of the speech.
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An internet search for "Fenn's treasure" yields more than 22016,83 results — essays, photos, annotated maps, guides, blogs, forums.
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NPR took the executive order that has caused all of the controversy and annotated it line-by-line.
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The eventual goal is to establish an annotated database of animal faces, comprising hundreds of different animal species.
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Is an annotated version the best way to read The Sound and the Fury for the first time?
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But things really go south when the aggressively annotated copy of Chantelle Houghton's Living The Dream comes out.
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She is something of an enigma, although much of the movie is annotated by her voice-over narration.
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"The Poems of T. S. Eliot: Collected and Uncollected Poems (Volume 1)," edited and annotated by Christopher Ricks.
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He even used a Sharpie to include the state inside the hurricane's path on a hastily annotated map.
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But when Mr. Malamud's group posted the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, the state sued for copyright infringement.
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The play is annotated by a chorus of six performers who speak in the exasperating language of computerese.
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Nelson Mandela annotated a copy when he was imprisoned on Robben Island for fighting apartheid in South Africa.
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She got permission to start scanning and archiving the images, which were annotated poorly or not at all.
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The portions that didn't make it in would be posted in their entirety online, along with annotated transcripts.
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The show is annotated throughout with folk ballads suffused with what might be described as a festive melancholy.
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His script, which was almost always in his hand, was annotated on nearly every line with spidery notes.
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For this retrospective, more than 29700 annotated pictures fill three floors and the lobby of the New Museum.
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His personally annotated copy of the text, presented in this exhibition, shows that he read the book closely.
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For this retrospective, more than 800 annotated pictures fill three floors and the lobby of the New Museum.
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Don't miss our annotated apology tracker, in which three colleagues and I dissect five statements by the accused.
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The tale is told in essays by curators past and present, myriad photographs and a well-annotated chronology.
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Here's an annotated analysis of Mr. Zuckerberg's post and what he is seeking to do with each area.
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The sale's top lot, Lewis Carroll's annotated copy of Through the Looking Glass (22.5), sold for £211,21876 (~$0003,2000).
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To illustrate these trends, we've generated an annotated, interactive color spectrum for each episode for you to explore.
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They are stream-of-consciousness doodles featuring alien creatures, annotated by tiny inscriptions that include secret messages to girlfriends.
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An annotated edition of "Mein Kampf," Adolf Hitler's notorious manifesto, has become a non-fiction best-seller in Germany.
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Using NLTK, we can train a bot to recognize sentiment by first examining a set of manually annotated data.
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We require that each recording is annotated by three different people and we look at agreement amongst those people.
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If you haven't, I encourage you to read it here; this annotated version is also a good starting point.
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Her elaborately annotated copy of the score is displayed under glass, with a scanned touch-screen version alongside it.
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Standfest's version, by contrast, is smeary, drippy, and annotated with dirty clippings that suggest an 1950s-style child's encyclopedia.
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Each live recording is annotated by matching it to a score, with each note indicated down to the millisecond.
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The web annotator runs JavaScript code using two sites simultaneously: its own server, and the original content being annotated.
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As a translator myself, I found Asuka Goto's installation of annotated pages profoundly satisfying and, at times, anxiety-inducing.
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Over the course of three years, Goto annotated the book's 200-plus pages and translated the words by hand.
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Their calls would be recorded, transcribed, and annotated, then sold as data sets to research teams and computer scientists.
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And also check out The Daily Show's website for "Black Trump," which has the video, audio, and annotated lyrics.
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Gianfranco Cecconi, a data scientist leading discussions, is poring over a lengthy section he has annotated in red pencil.
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Instead, Blue Canoe had people with various accents speaking, and their pronunciation was annotated word by word by professionals.
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They were put out under the head official at the time, Zhu Hailun, who annotated and signed some personally.
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LexisNexis allowed users to read the law free and it sold the annotated code for $404 per copy. Public.Resource.
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" You can view an annotated look at notable changes to the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust's certification document here"
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In between opening and closing moments, "Playing Changes" is largely an annotated guide to the best jazz performers extant.
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Blight, who has edited and annotated volumes of Douglass's autobiographies, undertakes this project with the requisite authority and gravity.
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These are all annotated and numbered, and while some are recognizable from the sculptures they anticipated, others are not.
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Autonomous driving systems typically use annotated images to inform algorithms that track a car's position and plan its route.
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Go deeper: Read an annotated version of the text the White House released, which is not a verbatim transcript.
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The exhibition mainly relies on the display of written materials, such as telegrams, booklets, letters, and highly annotated drafts.
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An Italian newspaper is facing criticism after distributing copies of an annotated version of Hitler's autobiography in its Saturday edition.
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Following the final SOTU on Tuesday, Genius says it will post an annotated version of the speech on January 12.
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By 2015, Genius claimed 40 million visitors to its website a month, 1 million of whom had annotated a post.
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This includes a rare map of Middle Earth annotated by Tolkien that was acquired by the Bodleian in May 2016.
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Software exists that can store slivers of recorded speech a mere five milliseconds long, each annotated with a precise pitch.
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The pair digitized the annotated catalogs and published them in 2014 on Lost Art, a database of Nazi-looted objects.
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There are also plenty of extras at the site, like videos of previous speeches annotated with graphics and other details.
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Go deeper: It just so happens that Darwin's personally annotated copy of The Origin of Species is up for auction.
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The site enables users to build annotated timelines that incorporate a variety of documents, videos, audio, and social media posts.
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Then put together an annotated menu featuring some of your favorite dishes and the memories which you associate with them.
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Included in the exhibition are numerous double-sided color photographs, elaborately annotated by inmates forbidden to use cameras themselves. Oct.
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Here's an annotated transcript of the speech, and some of the best writing about it from across the political spectrum.
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Then he spent a summer at the artists' retreat Polenovo, writing a complete annotated piano score in just four months.
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Among these objects are paintings from Mexico that take the form of detailed narratives annotated with written first-person commentary.
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The Morgan Library & Museum has a libretto for Verdi's "Aida" that the composer annotated while supervising its early Italian performances.
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His ferociously annotated versions of the Pentateuch and of the Psalms chaperone the Hebrew-less reader through many dense cruxes.
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" Jokes that adeptly split the difference include "Richard Nixon's Childhood Home Annotated by My Daughter" and "Am I Jared Kushner?
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First, a group of trained physicians annotated the hospital records, adding labels that identified information related to certain medical conditions.
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An annotated version of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf (1925) was released in Germany following the expiration of the work's copyright.
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Image: NASANASA has also provided an annotated version of the panorama (above), showing the rover's approximate path since its 2012 landing.
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Amy Klobuchar has a high-end accounting firm prepare her returns, annotated with statements and prepared with year over year comparisons.
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Utilizing several annotated copies of the novel, Weber discards all text not directly referenced by the reader through underlining or commentary.
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Interestingly, these advancements have arguably been driven mostly by the exponential growth of (high-quality annotated) data(sets), rather than algorithms.
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Yet to this day, many Tuskegee Study articles have not been corrected or annotated, and are still cited by contemporary scientists.
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The Annotated African American Folktales, Henry Louis Gates Jr. (Editor), Maria Tatar (Editor), (Liveright Publishing Corporation) Outstanding Literary Work, Non-Fiction
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We annotated an aerial photo of the fence taken by Yasser Murtaja, a Palestinian journalist who was killed there last week.
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The human-annotated map provides an extra margin of safety, allowing a car to know its location within about 4 inches.
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From January 1 of this year, no permission was needed to reprint it and a heavily annotated edition has been published.
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He's written a biography of Tod Browning, director of the original movie, and co-edited an annotated version of the novel.
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This June 15 marks the 25th anniversary of the Pinatubo eruption, so it is a great candidate for an annotated volcano.
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PredPol then generates an annotated map (integrated with Google Maps) which shows the officer where it believes such crimes will occur.
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A Beethoven score, annotated decades apart by Mahler and Toscanini, two Philharmonic music directors who didn't always see eye to eye.
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The report contained a series of spare factual statements annotated with citations to relevant transcripts of tapes and grand jury testimony.
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Or, invite students to collaborate on creating an annotated list of the books they turn to when they face difficult times.
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Org Inc, a bid by Georgia lawmakers to win federal copyright protection for an annotated version of the state's legal code.
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An absorbing chalk drawing here, annotated by Verrocchio's handwritten notes for enlargement, may have been used to prepare for the job.
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What's next: Extensive AI-annotated video or audio data about how people work is a potential gold mine for automation developers.
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He showed Mr. Ferguson the color-coded, heavily annotated guest lists the reservationists had prepared for that day's lunch and dinner.
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Stalin was a published romantic poet and enthusiastic autodidact with a library of thousands of books, not only read but annotated.
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Companies would like to use AI to automatically generate detailed descriptions of videos, letting users discover clips that haven't been annotated.
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We annotated testimony that Robert Lighthizer gave to Congress in 2010 about China, the W.T.O. and trade with the United States.
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And Jeffrey S. Cramer has edited and annotated "Essays," a selection of Thoreau's writings about slavery, Massachusetts, apples and other subjects.
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They show stills from televised sports, which Pindell has superimposed with transparencies that she's annotated with minuscule numbers and flying arrows.
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Excerpts from "Mein Kampf," as well as letters and other Nazi texts, similarly critically annotated, have long been taught in German schools.
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On Rap Genius, battles can kick off unexpectedly in the forums, then end up in turn getting annotated on the main site.
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Data used for training AI and machine learning models must be labeled — or annotated — before it can be fed into the algorithm.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that many Bundy followers in Oregon carried with them a copy of the Constitution annotated by Skousen.
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Below is a copy of the letter Ms. Cooper received, obtained and annotated with context and analysis by The New York Times.
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Here's an annotated version of the one above: "Consider it our homage to Voyager," said JPL's Andy Klesh in a news release.
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Coming to those first associations was strange, like re-reading an old annotated book and realizing you don't think that way anymore.
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The pieces up for grabs ranged from full costumes to ID badges, and included annotated scripts, directors' chairs, prop swords and guns.
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Each sentence contained at least one grammatical error, which was annotated by Cambridge University, but they lacked other grammatical and syntactic data.
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The first is the the actual training system, where annotated data is collected from radiologists and incorporated into the company's training data.
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The same could be said of 20,000 cancer cases, annotated with genetic and clinical information: large, unprecedented and also not nearly enough.
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To take into account Amazon's past, present, and cash-filled future, here is our annotated version of Amazon's July 1994 job posting.
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The women leaned over George Washington's annotated draft of the Constitution, and Williams jabbed a teal-painted pinkie nail at the glass.
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The series's strongest movie, "A Shot in the Dark" blends character comedy with intricately choreographed slapstick, annotated by Clouseau's hilariously tortured logic.
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When F visits B at her home, their dialogue is annotated by the wise G, who is watching them from the sidelines.
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Org, No. 18-1150, concerns the 54 volumes of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, which contain state statutes and related materials.
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Along the way, Jamie sings of his plight in numbers both snappy and sappy, annotated with improbably extended legs and graceful vogueing.
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Here's our full story about the announcement on Thursday, as well as an annotated version of Mr. Trump's letter to Mr. Kim.
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Each node is annotated with a link to a blog or social media post announcing a Ring partnership in a particular city.
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The professor gave me a well-annotated history of the entire 5,000-year history of the Hmong people in just a few minutes.
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CNBC annotated Trump's tweets to show how the president has used Twitter to shape the conversation around this year's wild oil price swings.
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Along with drawing and writing, the reMarkable can display PDFs (which can be annotated) and EPUB files, both of which work well enough.
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The brands' inventory is manually annotated before being added to the site, so that women understand why garments are being selected for them.
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The version which Beard has selected for screening is Jay Leyda's Episodes for Study (1955), an annotated compilation of Eisenstein's unedited camera rolls.
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A new project looks to change that with a data set of pieces from great composers, annotated so the computers can follow along.
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Topping it all off, it's lovingly annotated with personal experiences and observations by a record collector and former Haçienda regular named Andrew Mckim.
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Jasper's books, his annotated scripts, his correspondence with theatre bigwigs (Brustein, Foreman, Grotowski) were to be boxed up and sent to Rice University.
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Much of the space in Mr. Giordano's Brooklyn apartment is devoted to his ever-growing, meticulously annotated collection of 60,000 big-band arrangements.
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For this retrospective, which continues through April 9, more than 800 annotated pictures fill three floors and the lobby of the New Museum.
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Most of what's here, though, is "Homage to the Square" material, in the form of minutely annotated color studies or full-scale paintings.
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According to Genius, a website that features annotated rap lyrics, the video is meant to symbolize Childish Gambino leaving the hip-hop community.
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The site-specific installation, "kNothing: A Brief History," featured wall-size photographs of black magnetic chalkboards, annotated with a timeline of conceptual art.
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When I met her to go through the script, she already had an annotated binder breaking down when she's which version of herself.
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In our Annotated Lyrics series, we'll revisit No. 1 songs on their chart-topping anniversary to explore what the lyrics are really telling us.
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In our Annotated Lyrics series, we'll revisit number-one songs on their chart-topping anniversary to explore what the lyrics are really telling us.
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Last March, Jon Caramanica reviewed Kendrick Lamar's "To Pimp a Butterfly," an album that has already been annotated on Genius by hundreds of people.
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They then annotated transcripts of those calls to identify specific parts of the transaction, like being asked the number of people in a party.
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Since the annotated playlists will be available to all Spotify users, free and paying, it gives the feature as wide a release as possible.
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Update: Read annotated transcript Chief Justice Roberts, President Carter, President Clinton, President Bush, President Obama, fellow Americans, and people of the world, thank you.
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The speech will be graded, annotated, debated, and mostly forgotten in the subsequent 48 hours—or by the next time Trump tweets something strange.
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It, too, is densely annotated with text, though most of that is contained in 14 cartouches, eight of which lie in the outermost scrolls.
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AUTHOR'S NOTE: This recipe was reprinted with permission of the author from the cookbook, F*ck, That's Delicious: An Annotated Guide to Eating Well.
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It comes as the VICELAND host and bon vivant prepares to release his first book, Fuck, That's Delicious: An Annotated Guide to Eating Well.
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The annotated list that follows is broken up into six subjects of interest: Dualism, Trinism, Sinofuturism, Contemporary Commercial Design, Contemporary Institutional Art, Myriadation (Monism).
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"They were so gracious — they made a playlist and annotated it: At this time in the song, it's this instrument coming in," she recalled.
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Org purchased, scanned and uploaded all 186 volumes of the annotated Georgia state code to its website, the state sued to take it down.
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You can find the tweets below, as well as a quick annotated guide to the stranger and more jarring aspects of the president's reasoning.
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Our reporters analyzed and annotated his planned remarks, the early publication of which reflected Mr. Comey's savvy as a Washington veteran, our reporters write.
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"It's a very noticeable blind spot," says Alexandr Wang, CEO of Scale AI, which annotated Czarnecki's data and works with other autonomous-driving companies.
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Universal sent a bound volume of five books to voters on behalf of "First Man," in addition to an annotated copy of the screenplay.
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The center is dominated by Samba's image and bracketed on either side by a kind of annotated proscenium in French, outlining the work's inspiration.
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Annotated version calculating the size of the Earth's umbraGraphic: Tom HarradineThough it was overcast the midnight prior, when he woke up at 3:30 a.
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Georgia holds the copyright on the annotated text, but it is developed largely by LexisNexis, a RELX PLC subsidiary, through a contract with the state.
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But Georgia's legislature has claimed copyright protection for the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, a document that includes both statutes and lengthy annotations analyzing them.
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Mr Roth has annotated many of the 4,000 books; they are a record of how, as well as what, the novelist spent a lifetime reading.
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When the book was done, Coulter started sending out hardcover copies annotated with Post-It notes to Republicans that seemed likely to run for president.
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It uses OpenStreetMaps data, including annotated and inferred information about districts, private property, safe and unsafe places and so on — which will be important later.
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You can pre-order Fuck, That's Delicious: An Annotated Guide to Eating Well from Amazon right now and be among the first to receive it.
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Too filled with portraits, and obsessed with incidental details about premiere arrangements and musicians' fees, the autobiography tends to feel like an annotated social calendar.
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Pico punctuates "Feed" with songs, labelled Tracks 1 through 19 (from Beyoncé's "XO" to "Up the Ladder to the Roof," by the Supremes), personally annotated.
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And at the center of the trial was the judge's copy of the novel, complete with the raunchy parts annotated for him by his wife.
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The precisely cataloged and annotated portraits of journalists will sit alongside three other bodies of work by the actress: All are forms of self-portraiture.
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The writer left thousands of documents in Cuba, ranging from manuscripts of some of his works to letters, as well as photographs and annotated books.
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After all, Genius currently allows publications like the New York Times (where Assar works) to pick and choose which articles can or can't be annotated.
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With this ammunition, I thought I'd start a series of annotated images of volcanoes, starting with this gorgeous image of Cerro el Condor in Argentina (above).
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We've annotated the image to provide a glimpse into the memes, twisted humor, and bizarre conspiracies that shaped the worldview of the alt-right in 2016.
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Each scroll is a single tech company's terms of service agreement, annotated at the bottom with a word count and the time it takes to read.
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As a class, they might then create an annotated playlist or a podcast that features discussion by the students and snippets of each of the songs.
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Screenshot: Genius MediaFor the first few years of its existence, Genius (formerly Rap Genius) featured annotated song lyrics on its platform without permission of music publishers.
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Predictably, a number of YouTube commenters have weighed in with corrections to Wurtz's take on history, some of which he has since annotated in the video.
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Early results are heartening: Models performed better when trained on MusicNet than on traditionally annotated pieces, producing more accurate note maps when presented with novel recordings.
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Other information, like annotated pathogen genome sequences, may be easy to access through public databases, such as those maintained by the National Center for Biotechnology Information.
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This fall, some high school students will flip the page of their science textbooks and see… …stick figures and simplistic diagrams annotated with curiously nontechnical prose.
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On his social media platforms, he annotated the character's sketches and explained why he does not think that the images of Maui are offensive or dishonest.
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MICHAEL COOPER [Read our annotated guide to the storied career of Mr. Graffman — including a boycott of segregated halls he helped start in the 1960s — here.]
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"It turns out that the Kremlin heavily annotated Reagan's speech when he was talking about not giving an inch to striking air traffic controllers," Geltzer said.
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Andreessen was still so interested in the possibilities for an annotated internet that two decades later, in 2012, he helped Genius raise $40 million in funding.
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Students might create their own annotated reading lists, or interview fellow students about books they love in order to create a display for the school library.
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Penguin Classics recently published a fetching new annotated edition, with a foreword by the singer/writer Patti Smith, one of the book's vast army of admirers.
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The Times' editorial board sat with nine leading candidates last month for on-the-record interviews, transcripts of which were later annotated and published in full.
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Ms. Pradhan wore a green long-sleeve shirt, black pants, and white lace-up shoes as she annotated videos for a client in the United States.
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Ms. Pradhan wore a green long-sleeve shirt, black pants, and white lace-up shoes as she annotated videos for a client in the United States.
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Today Mr Lowery is now a verified artist within the Genius community, where he recently annotated his most recent project: a long ballad-form poem called "Conquistador".
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Amazon claims this data is reviewed and annotated by humans to help improve Alexa over time, using machine learning methods to train the underlying artificial intelligence software.
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Politifact rated his assertion that the Obama administration's policies had undermined crime reduction as full on "Pants-On-Fire" in their annotated fact-check of Trump's speech.
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The images are also annotated, so you can learn about what actually goes on up in space, including what the astronauts eat and how they work out.
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Each face is annotated with these characteristics, making it easier for programmers to hone their systems to better distinguish between, say, a goatee and a soul patch.
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In the image below (an annotated version of the one at the top), the ExoMars spacecraft are surrounded by discarded fragments of the Proton rocket's upper stage.
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Entrants will use a trove of hand-annotated satellite images released by the Pentagon to train algorithms to identify details relevant to disaster relief or humanitarian missions.
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MILAN (Reuters) - An Italian newspaper has been criticized for distributing free copies of an annotated version of Hitler's "Mein Kampf" with a paid supplement to Saturday's edition.
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The platform is 100% playlists; with the ability to add annotated lines, users could highlight specific lyrical snippets on the list that lent themselves to the mood.
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He had imbibed liberal principles from his heavily annotated copy of Adam Smith's "The Wealth Of Nations" and bolstered his patriotic credentials in battle against Prussian invaders.
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In the American cockroach, Dr. Li and collaborators annotated thousands of genes, including more than 1,000 thought to help the insect detect chemical cues from the environment.
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He brought an annotated copy of the Mueller report ("Well, the congressman complained that his colleagues didn't read it") and a list of questions for Mr. Amash.
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Then write an essay, create an oral presentation or make an annotated map on segregation and educational inequity in your community, using data from the Miseducation database.
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Bottura gave the chef her beloved and well-annotated version of "Science in the Kitchen and the Art of Eating Well," published in 1891 by Pellegrino Artusi.
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When a customer chooses to share a clip, it may get annotated and used for supervised learning to improve the accuracy of Cloud Cam's computer vision systems.
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The memos in Justice Harry A. Blackmun's papers made clear they were not the last word in important cases, as Justice Blackmun's own clerks reviewed and annotated.
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The vacationing Maryland couple had brought a copy of Ms. Howard's best-selling new book, "Deep Run Roots," neatly annotated, with sticky notes marking their favorite recipes.
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Anyone who reads Paglen's annotated checklist for the show, which describes the technology behind each piece, could imagine the dystopian ways in which machines might be used.
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Read More: Wikipedia Editor Says Site's Toxic Community Has Him Contemplating Suicide The result is one of the largest annotated datasets looking at online abuse ever assembled.
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To do this, they collected tens of thousands of images and annotated them with 68 privacy categories: religion, occupation, identifying tattoos, addresses, hair colour, and so on.
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Pulp fiction novels like Marijuana Girl are installed near comics by R. Crumb, with rare volumes such as a copy of Pitigrilli's Kokain annotated by Adolf Hitler.
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After having her personal blog annotated through News Genius, Ella Dawson wrote a post titled "How News Genius Silences Writers" that kicked off a still-ongoing controversy.
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The camera, looking over one of these officers' shoulders, gave a picture of plans for the putative device, annotated with helpful information such as "speed of travel—185kph".
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Such an overlay might be a map annotated with directions, or a reminder about a meeting, or even a virtual alien with a ray gun, ripe for blasting.
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Then Mr Bychkov produces a facsimile of Tchaikovsky's annotated score, and, jabbing excitedly with his forefinger at the composer's stress-markings, shows how physically tortured the finale is.
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In fact, Singer said that one of the things he tried to do in the annotated screenplay was to highlight the areas where the movie diverged from reality.
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Everything from annotated film scripts for Breakfast at Tiffany's and Charade to designer dresses will be sold in a flagship auction at Christie's King Street headquarters in London.
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The newly uncovered New Jersey map, with its dense web of annotated alternate boundary lines for the northern border, may not have the same immediate eye-candy appeal.
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Lutz's tweet about his ex-girlfriend — in which he annotated and graded a hand-written letter she left him — went viral in February, getting more than 120,000 retweets.
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For the most part, the film sticks to the known facts — the producers provided an annotated script giving sources in media reports and official documents for various scenes.
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Hardee had brought his wife, a robust beauty whose every visit to the school was thoroughly annotated by the students, if furtively—reckless eyeballing called for mandatory beatings.
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"You don't know that song?" a man asks a colleague in "The Annotated History of the American Muskrat," one of the more whimsically titled plays of the summer.
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Rick Kasich kept a pocket-size copy of biblical verses on the table beside him, its pages annotated with the dates he first read passages that struck him.
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Her mother, an art historian who specializes in Childe Hassam, an American Impressionist, is a co-author of the comprehensive, annotated listing of all the artist's known works.
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The ads use annotated images to remind visitors that drinking and singing loudly are perfectly legal in bars but will incur hefty fines if done in the street.
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When he died in 2015, he left me his annotated copy of Jean-Yves Tadie's definitive biography of Proust, with Louis's handwritten notes and observations on every page.
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Pioneered by Snapchat and popularized by Instagram, Stories are temporary photos or videos on a user&aposs account that can be annotated with messages, emojis, or other flair.
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We went into a meeting room, and he flung an annotated copy of my newspaper at me, saying we needed to discuss it—and that's when his demeanor changed.
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We know that image is snow because we have annotated a couple thousand images that were snow and then we build algorithims that can generalize and find similar images.
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Instead of explaining everything to you in exhaustive detail, I've decided to share Valve's own words with you in full, along with annotated explanations of what it all means.
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The dispute dates to 2013, when Malamud's organization paid about $1,200 to purchase the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, scanned each page, and put the contents on his website.
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Blaming Democrats for a partial government shutdown that is now in its third week, Trump stopped short of declaring a national emergency; here's an annotated transcript of the speech.
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Created by Pasek, Paul and Levinson, the keepsake offers never-before-seen production photos and cast portraits as well as a fully annotated script with behind-the-scenes commentary.
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The interactive timeline is annotated with an oral history of Prince's online presence: Webmasters and designers of Prince sites discuss designing virtual worlds that reflected his purple-tinted vision.
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He understands me now, he understands the process for me, so I can just send him frame-grabs with little annotated notes, and within two passes, he's got it.
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Her individually annotated photos, drawn mostly from real estate listings, and her amusingly Tumblr-esque article subheadings (to wit: "What Even Is Architectural Theory") make it an addictive read.
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We got our hands on a copy of Action Bronson's new manifesto, 'F*ck, That's Delicious: An Annotated Guide to Eating Well,' and, as you can expect, it's excellent.
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Il Giornale on Saturday started selling an eight-volume history of the Third Reich, with the annotated copy of Mein Kampf free for readers who buy the first volume.
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He also has his first book, F*ck, That's Delicious: An Annotated Guide to Eating Well, coming out in a couple of weeks (and available for pre-order now).
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Others dumplings, called vareniki, are filled with a plush blend of ricotta and mozzarella, cabbage wilted with onions or fluffy potatoes annotated with nothing more than salt and pepper.
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The paintings seem to begin with an allover field of semiautomatic drawing: fast and furious squiggles, loops and grids, rendered in graphite and charcoal and annotated with watery color.
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Working from a Madison Avenue office, Mr. Jarecki and Mr. Smerling built a library of documents, court records, interviews and newspaper articles, all of it cross-indexed and annotated.
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For Mr. Steiner, who published an annotated edition of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" in 2014, the region's Halloween-forward branding is a source of both pride and anxiety.
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Overlong and poorly annotated (interviewees are not identified until the end, and even then without photographs), "California Typewriter" fields plenty of thinkers, but it's the fringe folks who entertain.
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In this teaching resource, we suggest nine exercises to use music to inspire student writing — from creating annotated playlists and critical reviews to music-inspired poetry and personal narratives.
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Clarifai's system for recognizing gender was trained on a data set of over 30 million images, each of which was annotated as masculine or feminine by three different people.
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As a service to Shark Week viewers (and those merely curious about the scientific brouhaha), Shiffman has annotated the programming lineup, highlighting what to watch and what sounds dubious.
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When: September 10–October 15 Where: Postmasters (54 Franklin Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) Acrylic nudes overlaid on intricate collages make up Molly Crabapple's Annotated Muses series, debuting in this exhibition.
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Officials had annotated it county by county with data from the 1860 census: the population of whites, slaves and men of military age, heads of livestock and acres of crops.
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About 85,19453 copies of the annotated, "critical edition" edition of the Nazi leader's autobiography have been sold, IfZ announced Tuesday, prompting a sixth run to be published later this month.
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About 85,000 copies of the annotated, "critical edition" edition of the Nazi leader's autobiography have been sold, IfZ announced Tuesday, prompting a sixth run to be published later this month.
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They then analyzed and annotated the code to determine which genes do what, creating a reference for other scientists, plant breeders and engineers to refer to when optimizing the plants.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads H.M. Paget, "The Death of Antony" (From "Antony and Cleopatra"), The Plays of William Shakespeare / Edited and Annotated by Charles and Mary Cowden Clarke.
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After collecting data from 10 different drivers who covered 1,000 miles of freeway and city over two months, the team annotated the footage in order to train their neural network.
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Those recordings are "transcribed, annotated and then fed back into the software," Bloomberg wrote, as part of an effort to continue improving Alexa's ability to recognize speech without human intervention.
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The catalog, edited by the show's main curator, Jean-Philippe Garric, describes how Percier sketched on scrap paper and annotated drawings with instructions for colors and materials that he envisioned.
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Tana's story is narrated and annotated by the bare-chested Man (Jack Ellis), also known as the Wolf, who occasionally takes on the role of Monty's sedentary mama, Dumptruck Lorna.
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Invite them to create their own annotated lists to share with someone, whether the rest of the class, your school's history department or for a display in the school library.
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"There were other lyricists involved in the writing of the Grateful Dead canon," he wrote in the foreword to "The Complete Annotated Grateful Dead Lyrics" (2005; annotations by David Dodd).
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KIERA WRIGHT-RUIZ Recipe: Pan-Seared Gyoza Toni Tipton-Martin's cookbook "Jubilee" (Clarkson Potter, $35) is her follow-up to "The Jemima Code," an annotated bibliography of African-American cookbooks.
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" Sanya Mehra, Manasvita Rajesh, and Aditi Katiyar, West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North, Plainsboro, N.J.: Making an annotated bibliography in World History class and "Biased News Media or Biased Readers?
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The Phillips Library at PEM is fortunate enough to possess two signed first-edition copies of Wheatley's collection, including an annotated edition owned by the famous Salem bookseller John Dabney.
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The images — mostly screenshots from deeply reported coverage of Russia and the Trump organization — are frequently annotated with red type, arrows, and lines that encourage the reader to follow Khan's logic.
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From there, one is able to submit poop pics with anonymity—all metadata will be separated from the pics, for privacy and HIPAA compliance, before the photos are annotated by scientists.
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Filmic sources for paintings and drawings are not unusual; Durbin's annotated drawings remind me of the movie-derived, textually augmented works on paper that Dawn Clements has done for many years.
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Seated at a veritable command station of computer screens, James Hinton gestures to a nearby wall where four white erase boards are hung, each canvas sparsely annotated with notes and assignments.
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The gift includes material related to 32 films, like the director's annotated copy of André Aciman's book Call Me by Your Name, and Ivory's editing notebook for his 1987 film Maurice.
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"The Annotated African American Folktales," which came out in November, contains more than 100 African and African-American folk tales as well as introductory essays and commentary to provide historical context.
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The White House will be offering line-by-line commentary on President Obama's final State of the Union address through an annotated version that will be released online shortly after delivery.
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If you look closely at the scan, as annotated by the F.B.I., you'll see that the bomb was neither sophisticated nor, in the age of routine X-ray scanning, well concealed.
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The conspiracy-mongers have annotated a video from inside the Linwood mosque, shot by a survivor, to accuse her husband of being a "crisis actor" because he holds up a cellphone.
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Here are some key documents CNN has annotated that are worth revisiting as the week gets underway: The articles of impeachment The GOP's defense of TrumpThe whistleblower complaintTrump's Ukraine phone call
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Annotated models in particular allow viewers to simulate a museum experience online by exploring an object's top, bottom, and all around — and permits viewers to disregard any limiting display choices altogether.
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