For starters, O'Rourke had his own bulletin board named TacoLand.
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In another, she shares a picture of her bulletin board.
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Later, bulletin board systems such as FurNet and Usenet's alt.fan.
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Her store had the cheer of a maintained bulletin board.
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Post a message on the bulletin board in the island plaza.
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This month, the bulletin board spread word about Mr. Suess's death.
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All they needed to do was dial up the bulletin board.
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I remember we distributed ... We had our own bulletin board service.
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Internally, communications director Kristen Orthman refers to the approach as "blinders and bulletin board" — as in, put your blinders on to the horserace drama and stick your retorts on a bulletin board rather than tweeting them out.
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" Leto told me that he envisioned "something like a bulletin-board system.
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Dame-Griff: Bulletin Board Systems [BBS] provided that kind of immediate access.
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Bulletin Board Yes, President Trump is a big part of the equation.
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Users can then share and discuss their subjects in an online bulletin board.
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A commenter on the 4chan bulletin board joked Trump was winking at them.
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"Everybody was standing there like zombies, looking at the bulletin board," he said.
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Early internet users communicated with each other via Bulletin Board Systems, or BBS.
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Samuel's picture is on a bulletin board near the room where Eliseo sleeps.
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"Facebook started as, essentially, a bulletin board for Harvard students," Ventilla told me.
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The whole trope of bulletin-board material is overstated, especially in the postseason.
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Behind her, the Federal News Agency's logo is tacked to a bulletin board.
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The next day, similar messages were found on a fourth-floor bulletin board.
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The next day, similar messages were found on a fourth-floor bulletin board.
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The image showed a bulletin board that had photos of dogs with handwritten captions.
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"So I told our team, 'Don't give them any bulletin-board material,' " Green recalled.
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Members can sign up for events either on the bulletin board or by email.
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Tacked to a bulletin board were paper plates, colored and cut into fish shapes.
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This is a private bulletin board, and I don't expect complete freedom of speech.
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You can also leave fliers about domestic-violence resources on a building bulletin board.
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The image showed a large bulletin board adorned with printouts of dogs with handwritten captions.
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Instead, the riderless cork horse tops a base that functions as a public bulletin board.
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Nowadays Neptune pitches itself as a utility - a sort of bulletin board for bond prices.
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Phoebe Robinson is back with a new woke bae to add to your bulletin board.
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Bulletin board Readers have asked about the kind of public information requests our journalists make.
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On the back of the entrance door, customers have made an ad hoc bulletin board.
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Talk to them in the elevator and halls, post a flier on the bulletin board.
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Try printing this puzzle out at 10,000 percent and posting it on your bulletin board.
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They took that, drew zebra stripes on it and put it on the bulletin board.
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Bulletin Board Your survey responses, critiques and testing helped us revamp our popular morning newsletter.
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One of the girls removed the pins holding the phone list to the bulletin board.
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Bulletin Board was produced with The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit independent news organization covering education.
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"Eventually he got his daughter in front of the same Guild bulletin board," Remensky said.
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On the bulletin board, there are fliers saying that no military recruitment is allowed on site.
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Dolo hopes to build a new community around turning the whole world into a bulletin board.
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He ran a Tokyo PC users group on a bulletin board system that predated the web.
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Well, you've just given Team B bulletin-board material about how your team doesn't respect them.
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The casting calls that flow consistently through the bulletin board are both brazen and entirely expected.
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The tableaux were then tacked to the bulletin board for parents to see on PTA night.
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They were tacked onto the bulletin board between the student drawings of the slaves being freed.
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They wrote on my wife "[explicit] lover" on it, and put that on the bulletin board.
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Bulletin board We want to hear more about the important issues facing farmers in the South.
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Bulletin Board A feature article in our Vows section included the ending of Batman No. 50.
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Bulletin Board Including a graphic photo, particularly of a dead body, is never an easy decision.
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I in fact owned the largest bulletin board in Silicon Valley from 1985 to 1989 — Homebase.
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He waved to a large bulletin board on the wall, covered with certifications of his payments.
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One incident involved a Nazi symbol drawn on a bulletin board at Lowell High School in October.
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So, she printed out all the subtweets and stapled them to the hall's public bulletin board. Yikes.
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For good measure, she also tweeted a picture of the bulletin board where the tweets were displayed.
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Fans looking for easter eggs should keep an eye on Mulder's bulletin board, according to Chris Carter.
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He began posting the Incunabula materials, first on bulletin board systems, and then everywhere else he could.
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Here's just one example from a recent bulletin board post about her:Of couse Snopes says it's false.
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In New York, Twitter served as a digital bulletin board to organize protesters at Occupy Wall Street.
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The Nazi symbol was pinned to a bulletin board in a school hallway featured in the ad.
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It is spread through platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, messaging app Line, online bulletin board PTT and YouTube.
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She got away and Block remained standing at the bulletin board, shouting and slapping the 'Shame' poster.
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I was one step away from having a theory cloud on a bulletin board in my trailer.
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Bulletin board Our chief fashion critic says not to cover the speaker's style choices would be irresponsible.
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After that, he made it official by posting a flier on his local co-op bulletin board.
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The digital bulletin board launched in March of that year and now has 2600 million monthly active users.
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Like, oh, that guy right there, they&aposll put your face up on a bulletin board, big debt.
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In '93, I met a guy from Texas who had started an online bulletin board for trans men.
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In my last apartment, I once pulled out a bulletin board that I had shoved behind the couch.
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After his outburst in Canada, he got hundreds of supportive posts on Tianya, a popular online bulletin board.
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Her mother, Veeta Mohan, spotted a "Land for Sale" sign on a bulletin board at the coin laundry.
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The creepypasta deals with an image posted on an old bulletin board system back in 1992 called smile.jpg.
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And the letter, on the back side of the phone list, is still pinned to the bulletin board.
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Mr. Suess and Mr. Christiansen built their electronic bulletin board using a personal computer called the S-100.
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But federal prosecutors said a second bulletin board operated by Copella out of Tijuana, Mexico offered the illegal material.
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Later, a group submitted letters to an employee bulletin board requesting a more lenient break schedule and other changes.
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Every book in the library, every computer, every bulletin board will have to be thrown away and somehow replaced.
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Outside the hall, a bulletin board promoted a government buzzword, entrepreneurship, and urged residents to start their own businesses.
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The concept of a bulletin board stands the test of time: a decor item to help you display keepsakes.
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So here's what I did: I have a 12-foot-long bulletin board along one wall of the room.
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Bulletin Board Several readers expressed concern with our use of the phrase "catch and release" in our immigration coverage.
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Bulletin Board Dan Saltzstein, an editor of our Travel section, wrote this week about his family's Disney cruise trip.
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A bulletin board above Lewin's desk is covered with photographs of middle-aged and elderly men (and one woman).
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Consider setting up a Twitter feed or "live" bulletin board in your school to raise awareness of the vote.
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I stood before that bulletin board with my back turned to hide my tears, and I read every poem.
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I happened to dial into the same bulletin board system as a bunch of hackers known as The L0pht.
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The word itself sounds like it belongs on a bulletin board covered with a laserlike web of red yarn.
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A bulletin board with missing persons reports in front of an emergency shelter in Chico, a neighboring town of Paradise.
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Once they show their bulletin board to Oishii Creative, they find out just how much work they need to do.
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BECKY QUICK: You mean acting as a publisher rather than a bulletin board, going all the way back to CompuServe?
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Harvard University officials are reportedly investigating after a swastika was pinned to a public bulletin board in a university building.
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I also put their work on a bulletin board, asking students from my other classes to name the techniques used.
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Here's the mental mind-flip I'm going to ask you to make: LinkedIn's not a billboard; it's a bulletin board!
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Bulletin board The images we have published out of Yemen may be as unsettling as anything we have used before.
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BULLETIN BOARD Our new Travel editor, Amy Virshup, says she will be rebooting our travel journalism for the digital age.
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There were leather beanbag chairs, a wide-plank table and a bulletin board featuring miniature Polaroid portraits of the tenants.
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Bulletin board The Reader Center is a newsroom initiative that is helping The Times build deeper ties with our audience.
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Bulletin Board The Reader Center is a newsroom initiative that is helping The Times build deeper ties with our audience.
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Interpol is actually more like a bulletin board on which the police agencies of the world can post their wanted notices.
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Before long, she was dialing into the same bulletin board systems (BBS) frequented by members of the notorious L22pht hacking crew.
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Prodigy, a case where the web service Prodigy was sued for bulletin board posts that "defamed" Wall Street firm Stratton Oakmont.
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In the visitor center was a bulletin board where kids were invited to post messages they want to convey to aliens.
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One section covers 1970s Bay Area digital bulletin board project Resource One, led by Berkeley computer science dropout Pam Hardt-English.
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Bulletin board Here's the letter our publisher, A.G. Sulzberger, wrote to Times employees concerning last week's publication of an offensive cartoon.
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It's the virtual equivalent of the rush they get seeing their names on the cast list on the school bulletin board.
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Bulletin board We recently updated our home page with a new design, and we asked for your feedback on these changes.
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I have existed much of my life in the on-line world, beginning with bulletin board systems in the mid 1980s.
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But they made it special, and influential: The yarn on every Carrie Mathison conspiracy-bulletin-board-of-crazy leads back to them.
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On a bulletin board in the entryway, there are photos of children posing with their adoptive families in France, Canada and elsewhere.
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A few minutes before they pack up, a community center employee stops by and asks for fliers for their community bulletin board.
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You can view your notes bulletin-board style or as a list, and drag them up and down in order of priority.
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If you notice, there's a messy bulletin board in Andy's room that is filled with overlapping papers that are easy to ignore.
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These include such notable names as ride-hailing giant Lyft, music platform Spotify, bulletin board site Pinterest and workplace messaging app Slack.
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"I'm going to go into this news conference and give them all the bulletin-board material they need," Green recalled telling Curry.
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Maison posts its calendar of events on a bulletin board at the club and also shares them in its monthly digital newsletter.
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It was amazing to find groups of students at the bulletin board trying to decipher what's happening in the cartoons on display.
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And she makes sure to listen to their requests to keep the store's inventory up to date, especially the bulletin board sets.
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" Odell writes about the first electronic bulletin-board system, which was set up, in Berkeley, in 1972, as a "communal memory bank.
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Today, the circa-1830 barn serves as the town bulletin board, with posters announcing church fairs, summer concerts and other community happenings.
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It contains a series of in-jokes and memes, apparently published for the amusement of posters on the online bulletin board 8chan.
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The fliers, with photos of four dresses, were posted on a bulletin board in the Stanton College Preparatory School in Jacksonville, Fla.
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They found June and Kean's beloved babysitter by tacking a note on a bulletin board in an Asian supermarket near their house.
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Bulletin Board The Reader Center is a newsroom initiative that is helping New York Times journalists build deeper ties with our audience.
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In the old NICU at BC Women's, there was a bulletin board with notes and pictures from parents who'd already done their time.
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Pinterest, the popular digital social bulletin-board company that's home to thousands of recipes, home-decor ideas, and fashion inspiration, has gone public.
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There's a carefree charm in chaotic collage, and I love having layers and layers of inspiration on a magnetic door or bulletin board.
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On the way back, we pick up class photos at CVS that his teacher asked me to print up for her bulletin board.
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And by the window is Brooklynn's bulletin board, crowded with a collection of inspirational sayings she jotted down not long before she died.
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On a bulletin board in the FBI office that Prairie visits, some fans noted that there is braille that seemingly spells out R1C85L.
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Remember in art class when your teacher thought your piece was good and would hang in on a bulletin board in the hall?
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Tacked to a bulletin board near Ms. Faucher's desk is a testament to the lasting impact of the most iconic General Mills character.
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A bulletin board in the Oval displays flyers for adult exercise classes and an international potluck Thanksgiving dinner at the Boys & Girls Club.
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The ads posted on U.S.-based internet bulletin board Craigslist have prompted charities to call for the website's vetting procedures to be examined.
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Shortly after he began playing, his friend Carl called to tell him about a code he'd found on Usenet, an online bulletin board.
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Next door, a narrow room serves as Mr. Salasky's dressing room, complete with hooks for his shoulder bags and his own bulletin board.
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Bulletin Board Dean Baquet, our executive editor, says "we were overly cautious" in our handling of a prominent writer's allegations against the president.
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In early 2011, hostile anonymous articles attacking Archbishop Viganò began appearing in the Italian news media, the bulletin board of Vatican power politics.
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Bulletin board The New York Times's Opinion desk published an Op-Ed by an anonymous senior official in the Trump administration on Wednesday.
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Southgate stayed off the Colombians' bulletin board with a few clichés, but he knows exactly what is expected — and what can go wrong.
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Bulletin Board The business and economics editor for Opinion gives insight into how families were chosen for a feature about America's middle class.
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On a makeshift bulletin board on the wall were pasted dozens of passport pictures of foreigners who'd passed through Bumba over the decades.
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On a bulletin board behind his computer, he pins the latest graphs of the rate of charged particles that each spacecraft has detected.
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Pinned to a health food store bulletin board she finds a flier advertising the perfect position: high pay, low time commitment, and legal.
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Bulletin board Our Politics editor, Patrick Healy, answered readers' questions on The Times's political coverage and plans for the midterm and 2020 elections.
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Inside, students had written messages on heart-shaped sticky notes placed in a big heart shape on a bulletin board with optimistic messages.
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One of the things that happened after the Jayson Blair debacle was they started ... The bulletin board says we're hiring for this slot.
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But social networking got its start 38 years ago today, when the first public, dial-up Computerized Bulletin Board System went online in Chicago.
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We think about Yammer increasingly as really a service that a company would use for cross-company networking or a bulletin board service, essentially.
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I'm calling back to the era of services like Prodigy, America Online, and CompuServe, and to the Bulletin Board Systems that inspired those services.
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There's nothing inherently social about the experience, which feels more like a local bulletin board than a way for artists to engage with fans.
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One day, Vicki saw a notice on a bulletin board about a Dutch Reformed church in California's Central Valley that needed a youth pastor.
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He then connected with another young hacker in the more conservative Texas city of Lubbock who ran a bulletin board called Demon Roach Underground.
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Bulletin Board In The Times's latest By the Book column, the author Alice Walker lauded a writer who has been accused of anti-Semitism.
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Bulletin board Times editors answer readers' questions regarding how we cover sensitive stories, including a recent report on Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general.
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On his bulletin board, Mr. Harris has a sticker touting the University of Michigan's tuition guarantee for qualified students whose parents make under $230,26.
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BULLETIN BOARD Journals have long been a way for The Times's foreign correspondents to bring readers with them as they explore a distant land.
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Inside, students had written messages on heart-shaped sticky notes placed up in a big heart shape on a bulletin board with optimistic messages.
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Closure: Have students share their work with the class through presentations, in a printed or online class science "magazine," or on a bulletin board.
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"The Doomsday Clock unscientific," Lawrence Krauss, a theoretical physicist and former Bulletin board member, wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed on Wednesday.
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Put up a bulletin board in your classroom or online in which you keep track of electors who are wavering from their original commitments.
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To ensure that a favoured company won, the ministry posted it only on a bulletin board in a corridor inside one of its own buildings.
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The ROOM One features a bar-height desk with outlets and a magnetic bulletin board behind it, though you'll have to provide your own stool.
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Many of the photos and comments referenced Diba, a popular online bulletin board akin to China's version of 4Chan, the notorious meme and troll factory.
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And before sites like OkCupid, Grindr, and FetLife, trans folks had to depend on bulletin board sites like Craigslist and chaser-friendly platforms like FTMlover.
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A newspaper article with her photo is posted on a bulletin board that can be seen through the first floor glass window of the church.
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To further bring collections to life, the app displays collections in a variety of skeuomorphic environments such as a wooden bookshelf or a bulletin board.
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It's a little bit bulletin board, a little bit Facebook, a little bit Highlight — the app that tried to introduce you to interesting people nearby.
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Inside its Goa compound, members live a spartan, celibate life, cataloging their sins each day in handwritten notes that they post on a bulletin board.
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"The Americans" has created a crowded bulletin board of characters and subplots, and this new season struggles to pin the yarn to connect them all.
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It's pretty mild stuff that only the most desperate outlets will try to spin into controversy thanks to the always convenient "bulletin board material" trope.
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Now, he'd better hope the Panthers get out to a good start, because we all love us a good "bulletin board material gone bad" storyline.
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He converted an entire wall of bookshelves, using translucent plastic sheeting and fluorescent tubes, into a single big vertical light box, like a bulletin board.
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Constance Wu, Awkwafina, Gemma Chan of "Crazy Rich Asians," Kelly Marie Tran of "Star Wars" — I hope they all end up on someone's bulletin board.
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Traffic lights in central Sapporo were back on, and so was a digital bulletin board on the front of a television tower, a local landmark.
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As one of our first initiatives, we're going to experiment with a bulletin board for our journalists to speak directly to readers about our coverage.
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Soon after, Polly began using early online services via dialup like the WELL, and helped the Liverpool Public Library create its own bulletin board system.
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From the earliest days of BBS (bulletin board systems) to the rise of BitTorrent, the piracy community is as vibrant as any on the internet.
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Bulletin Board Our Travel editor says the desk will buy carbon offsets in an effort to acknowledge and address the environmental impact of its coverage.
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Bulletin Board Our Travel editor says the desk will buy carbon offsets in an effort to acknowledge and address the environmental impact of its coverage.
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But honestly, I just started doing BBSs a lot, which for those who don't know — I'm sure your crowd does know — [is] Bulletin Board Systems.
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" Jonathan Kay on game stores: "If you go to [The Compleat Strategist in New York], you can see exactly what board game culture looked like in the '70s and '80s, because they have this bulletin board, and the bulletin board is exactly what bulletin boards looked like in every comic book store—and sci-fi and board game store—when I was a kid.
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I end each day by cleaning my palette, tidying up, and clearing off my bulletin board, so I can start the next one with fresh eyes.
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Depending on your demographic, Facebook is a school bulletin board, a graduation update feed, a wedding announcement column, a baby photo hub, or maybe all four.
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Brown flipped on his live stream to share the moment with his fans ... when Tomlin made the comment that's sure to make the Pats' bulletin board.
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Volunteers unwind in the small dining room, where a bulletin board advertises yoga classes and sharing circles where volunteers can debrief one another about their experiences.
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In the painting of the museum guards, the Yankees logo makes an appearance on the bulletin board, because one of the guards is a big fan.
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We will use the bulletin board as a jumping off point for discussion of the multicultural works by American authors which start off the school year.
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Bulletin Board Many news organizations, including our own, came under criticism from some readers last week for coverage of the bombings in and near Austin, Tex.
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"Whatever you do online, operate with the assumption that every picture, email, communication will be one day made public on a big bulletin board," he said.
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Its inhabitants busy themselves filling plastic jugs at a water pump and checking a bulletin board in the hope that some new country has accepted them.
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So it was significant when posters began showing up on the bulletin board in the Triangle showing solidarity with a Peking University student named Yue Xin.
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In 1966 he was a student of Romance languages at Fordham University when he saw a position at the Met advertised on a school bulletin board.
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Bulletin Board Hello, everyone, Many reporters and editors at The New York Times spend a good deal of time listening to readers' questions, concerns and suggestions.
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She continues to hold billionaires to the bulletin board, pinning them down and making them pay up for the unchecked power their money has bought them.
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The earliest days of Bulletin Board Systems and Internet Relay Chat made it possible to call up any old person, usually based on a similar interest.
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Followers of the QAnon conspiracy cult decipher delphic messages about a global conspiracy of powerful pedophiles left by their oracle "Q" on an Internet bulletin board.
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The primary unit features a 21.5-inch LED touchscreen that serves a digital bulletin board for handwritten memos, grocery purchasing through MasterCard and instant recipes via AllRecipes.
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Married, the two were juggling tasks in an award-filled space with a large picture window on one side and a crowded bulletin board on the other.
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A new bulletin board site on the dark web was launched in August 2014, on which users could sign up and then upload whatever images they wanted.
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The app functions as a kind of digital bulletin board on college campuses, but its anonymous nature has meant that it struggles to develop bonds between users.
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Pinterest, the online bulletin board where users seek images to spark creative inspiration, says searches for "creative gender reveal ideas" are up nearly 400% over last year.
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Samsung's own employees called on the company in an internal electronic bulletin board to act swiftly, according to local media reports that were confirmed by the company.
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The lack of bulletin board material did not slow top-seeded Connecticut on Saturday, as they dominated fifth-seeded Mississippi State, 232-24, at Webster Bank Arena.
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A few more weeks into the school year, faculty members posted student rankings on a bulletin board, as they did at the end of every grading period.
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BOOKER CFFISHER LFZAVALA CDULIN 1BRODRIGUEZ DHADOLFO RFREMILLARD 3BROMAN 23BMASSEY SS He walked out of his office and tacked the card to the bulletin board in the hallway.
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Randy Suess, a computer hobbyist who helped build the first online bulletin board, anticipating the rise of the internet, messaging apps and social media, died on Dec.
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As he sat at his parents' desk that December morning, monitoring the US Geological Survey site and an international Tsunami Bulletin Board, Fritz realized he'd be needed.
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Numerama, a French online publication focusing on digital life, said that the hacked material appeared to have been disseminated through users of 4Chan, an online bulletin board.
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The store has remained a hub for immigrants; handwritten classifieds are thumb-tacked to a bulletin board near the entrance, alongside a history of the evil eye.
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As a young elementary school student teacher in 1980, I was excited to put up a magical 3-D bulletin board welcoming the new class of students.
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In December, the journalists' union hung a poster reading "Shame on the Blocks!" on an office bulletin board, which angered the publisher, John Robinson Block, employees said.
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After you have selected what you most desire, write it down again and put it in a place that you see frequently – like your desk or bulletin board.
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Pinned to a bulletin board nearby are what appear to be blueprints for shoes of radical weirdness, and prototypes are piled on desks and spilling onto the floors.
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Throughout the '80s, Reuters reports, O'Rourke started engaging with bulletin board systems, or forums, and started his own which he entitled "TacoLand" where he primarily discussed punk music.
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The New York Police Department has signaled its support for transgender officers with bulletin board messages encouraging personnel to use the bathrooms that align with their gender identity.
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Colorado-based Radar Relay, which bills itself as a "bulletin board" for peer-to-peer token exchange, announced Tuesday it raised $3 million in a seed-funding round.
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In September 16, 2011, an anime fan posted a math question to the online bulletin board 4chan about the cult classic television series The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.
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Lens I hadn't known Donna Gottschalk's name, but for years I've had an image of her tacked to my bulletin board — a perfectly anonymous, beautifully bold lesbian forebear.
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No disrespect to police officers, but sometimes they watch too much TV. It was a RICO case, they put up a Mafioso bulletin board with RZA on top.
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"The essence of the dream of couture is its past," he said, standing next to a bulletin board tacked with pictures of Audrey Hepburn and Charles James gowns.
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The simple, text-heavy interface reminded me of the bulletin board systems of yesteryear, but with the added strangeness of knowing the network was generated in Laufer's leg.
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It's been a public bulletin board on the open internet that's been co-opted by far-right extremists because of its commitment to allow any form of speech.
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Analyzing Relationships of Domination and Subordination They present their maps via Padlet, an online bulletin board application that allows them to view and comment on each other's work.
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I posted our stories around a large world map on a bulletin board in the hall, and connected them with their destinations on the map with colored string.
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Instead of picking a goal about health or money, you might decide your family's goal is to fill a bulletin board with things you're grateful for every week.
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The accounts indicate that Block appeared intoxicated, and grew angry by a sign posted to a Guild bulletin board protesting the company's actions in a health care dispute.
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Based in the picturesque French city of Lyon, Interpol is instead a clearinghouse for police information, a digital bulletin board for police officers to share what they know.
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At a shelter set in a church in nearby Oroville, a bulletin board was plastered with dozens of photos of missing people, along with messages and phone numbers.
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Really, Denzel is the hedgemaster when it comes to supporting his favorite team (guess he doesn't wanna give anyone bulletin board material) ... but he's pumped for the playoffs nonetheless.
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Throughout the 210s and into the 1980s, people also launched hundreds, perhaps thousands, of local dial-in computer bulletin board systems (BBSs), reached through modems connected to telephone wires.
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On Monday, Lily Willingham, a senior at Stanton College Preparatory School, posted a photo on Twitter of a bulletin board featuring four floor-length dresses, First Coast News reported.
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What that meant in reality was marching into an Islamic community center, tearing flyers off a bulletin board, and yelling at a man standing outside, the Huffington Post reports.
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They appear to rip several flyers off a bulletin board and add them to a pile of stolen "propaganda," handing some off to the kids they've brought with them.
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Modern media have to recognize that Twitter, at its worst, it is nothing more than a bulletin board for public officials and their handlers to start and spread rumors.
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If the bulletin board could speak, it would beep like a malfunctioning smoke alarm — 100 percent sure there's a fire somewhere but lacking the actual capacity to detect it.
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Most "teacher influencers" became Insta-famous through Teachers Pay Teachers, an online platform that allows teachers to sell classroom resources they've created, such as worksheets and bulletin board decor.
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So the baker-followers assemble the crumbs into what they call "dough" or "bread," to be circulated online — feverishly complex diagrams and bulletin-board collages of words and images.
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Wu Hsun-hsiao, former legal counsel to PTT, told the magazine that in 2015, more dummy accounts entering from China began to appear on the bulletin board and Facebook.
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Kazanciyan: I first got interested in computer hacking back when I was 12 or 13 years old, lurking on bulletin board systems in the early days of the web.
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Consider creating a collage or bulletin board profiling them, like The Lives They Lived or Portraits of Grief series featured in the Times following the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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On one wall a bulletin board displays a scientific technique that the former commander, Deputy Chief Michael Osgood, introduced for interviewing traumatized victims to help elicit more reliable testimony.
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Penny stocks trade on the "OTC Bulletin Board" or the "Pink Sheets," listing services that allow trading without requiring verification of the company's financial information or meeting other regulatory requirements.
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Instead, it is simply referred to as Bulletin Board A, and in one hearing transcript a law enforcement agent states the site at one point had at least 23,000 members.
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After hosting 19923channel—a hugely popular Japanese bulletin board—on N.T. Technology servers for years, Hiroyuki Nishimura, the current owner of 4chan, launched into a lengthy domain dispute with Watkins.
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We ordered tea, and I walked toward the back to use the restroom, where I saw a bulletin board on the wall with various flyers and notes tacked to it.
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Shortly before New Year's Eve, 1990, Leonard saw the Space Pigs demo on a bulletin board and he was hooked, even if it wasn't the graphics that drew him in.
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At the beginning of every episode, Klepper stands in front of a bulletin board of paper scraps and news clippings from the "fake news" media, connected by literal stray threads.
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On a bulletin board behind him, someone had tacked up a photograph of a man at a pub drinking from a glass of beer the size of a trash barrel.
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Quarter Cork Bulletin Board, $21.51, available at Amazon Keep a corkboard in a visible area so you can post important files, memos, and anything else you don't want to forget.
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Howard Trafford, a fellow student, posted a bulletin-board ad looking for musicians interested in playing the Velvet Underground's relentless 17-minute two-chord churn, "Sister Ray"; Mr. McNeish answered.
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"In the postcard, you know you are creating something that stands a good chance of being held, or being put on a bulletin board or a fridge," Mr. McMullin said.
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He would not, since the ad-heavy Facebook bulletin board is still a huge moneymaker, and it's much harder to make such scratch from a business focused on private messaging.
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That black coat made from layered cutouts of felt skulls from his fall 2005 collection was influenced by a child's bulletin board with felt shapes you could stick to it.
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We then read the entire article over a period of a few days, while I printed and created a bulletin board of their selfies as they were sent to me.
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Bulletin Board The Times's deputy editorial page editor, James Dao, answers questions about how we handled an essay on the Supreme Court justice and a third accusation of sexual misconduct.
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Bulletin Board The Times's deputy editorial page editor, James Dao, answers questions about how we handled an essay on the Supreme Court justice and a third accusation of sexual misconduct.
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Finally, the huge built-in touchscreen that can be used as a virtual bulletin board can now support video clips, as well as mirror content from Samsung TVs and phones.
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An Amazon spokesperson confirmed with Make It the job posting is authentic and was originally posted on Usenet, an early online public bulletin board and discussion network started in 1980.
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In 1969, Jane, a smart, political twenty-three-year-old student at the University of Michigan, posted a note on a college bulletin board, looking for a ride to Muskegon.
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Well, as a hobbyist — as a teenager — I was kind of growing up in this era where you dialed into a bulletin board system to talk to other folks online.
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One of the few constants on my middle-school classroom bulletin board over the years has been Maira Kalman's New Yorker cover featuring the Institute for Advanced Study of Daydreaming.
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Fliers from the group Identity Evropa and messages that "your professor is scared" of a book about white identity were posted on a bulletin board at Western Kentucky University in October.
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Turns out that while Captain America (Chris Evans) and Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) were warring, Thor was recruiting Darryl to help write peacekeeping emails and creating a conspiracy bulletin board.
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Fortunately, Wi-Fi modems for this ancient beast have recently been developed by members of the Commodore community, mostly for use with Bulletin Board systems that somehow still exist like Particles!
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We got a PC with an Intel 286 processor in the late '203s, and we picked up a 300-baud modem I could use to dial in to Bulletin Board Systems.
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University spokesman Sam Harp told The Boston Globe that the image was found pinned to a bulletin board in the Kresge Building, which houses part of Harvard's School of Public Health.
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"What is [it] going to take for Costco Execs to change their path?" one staffer wrote on an employee bulletin board March 6, when the county's death toll had hit 10.
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The side of a building on Doyers and Pell that was once used as a bulletin board for news from back home is now a coveted space for rotating graffiti artists.
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The bill, called the Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act, prompted the online bulletin board Craigslist to shut down its personal ads two days after its passage.
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Images of these figures populate Body/Building, where they're juxtaposed with the forms of Brutalist architecture (Burr did something similar in his 2002 Bulletin Board Series, which also features New Haven).
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ASCII porn, back then, moved through early forums called bulletin board systems (BBSes), Telenet, Usenet, and the sneakernet—the term for transferring files around on physical hard drives, CDs and floppy disks.
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According to the New York Times:Numerama, a French online publication focusing on digital life, said that the hacked material appeared to have been disseminated through users of 4Chan, an online bulletin board.
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The result feels much more like a chat app than the Yik Yak of old, which served as a kind of (anonymous) community bulletin board for discussing in-jokes and campus events.
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Bulletin Board After readers expressed disappointment with The Times for how it handled issue No. 50 of Batman, several of our journalists responded to questions and feedback on our use of spoilers.
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Bulletin Board Some readers have asked us about a piece by Sharon Waxman, a former reporter for The New York Times who went on to found the entertainment news website The Wrap.
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But when NASA opened the contest to online voting, users from 4chan, the image-based online bulletin board, launched a campaign to hack the results, forcing NASA to shut down the voting.
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The church served not only as a place to worship, but also as a community support group, regular meeting space and bulletin board; a place to solve disputes and center political organizing.
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When residents on notorious image-based online bulletin board 4chan dug up an Egyptian frog god named Kek, they learned he was a disruptive deity that shakes up basic etiquette and assumptions.
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Were this to have come about, it would have been very much like the early online-bulletin-board systems where strangers could come together and leave a message for any passing online wanderer.
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Meanwhile, then-Representative Ron Wyden, along with (now former) Representative Chris Cox, worried about efforts to hold platforms like the early email and bulletin board behemoth, Prodigy, accountable for anything their users published.
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As long as shootings are a reality in schools, the anticipation and prevention of them will be, too, right next to the bulletin board, right behind the door, and never far from mind.
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When the freshman boys pressed up against the bulletin board in their jackets and ties, they saw Bill and Marvin at the top of their class, ahead of all 21973-some white boys.
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The first thing they did after breaking in was call the Border Patrol — they got the phone number from a list of emergency contacts pinned to the bulletin board by the front door.
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Emma Tarlo, the author of "Entanglement: The Secret Lives of Hair," a book about the surprisingly diverting topic of the international hair trade, likes to pin bits of research to her bulletin board.
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St. Louis won Games 24 and 22 at the United Center, perhaps prompting defenseman Alex Pietrangelo to provide bulletin board material with a rather confident statement after his three-assist performance on Thursday.
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James Woods turns his Twitter feed into a 'bulletin board' for California wildfire victims In a first for him, the actor did something good on Twitter: Known on the platform for his deeply combative political screeds, Woods has turned his Twitter feed into a signal-boosting "bulletin board" for victims, their families, and facilities and organizations offering help, tweeting virtually nonstop since November 8th using hashtags #CampFireJamesWoods or #SoCalFiresJamesWoods (including his own name, evidently, to differentiate tweets that specifically needed amplification).
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Sitting in Cassava, a café in Longview, Washington, next to a bulletin board crammed with flyers and promises—your pain-free tomorrow starts today; remember: you're not alone in your battle against peripheral neuropathy!
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So, one pizza shop in Australia is using the bizarre similarities between marriage equality and pineapple pizza to soften the blow of an anti-gay bulletin board put up behind their shop, Mashable reports.
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It was designed by Mehul Patel, who started programming games for bulletin board systems that predated the internet and worked on Utopia while he was a student at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Margaret was with her son in Chicago: photos of her grandson were on her bulletin board, a tin of tea sat on her desk along with the tube of hand cream she used assiduously.
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A circle of chairs is placed in the center of each installation, flanked by the new portraits on a long bulletin board; two large monitors project a slide-show of Ms. Leibovitz's earlier pictures.
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In the early days of the internet, the US had a much more developed telecommunications infrastructure, which allowed software crackers to distribute their warez over the net using bulletin board systems, rather than IRL.
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Bulletin board Each time President Trump says something that we know, based on the evidence, is not accurate, we hear from readers who are upset that we did not call the president a liar.
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Bulletin board Many of our readers have raised questions and concerns about our decision not to use audio of an interview with Stephen Miller, President Trump's senior policy adviser, on "The Daily" on Tuesday.
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The bulletin board system, or BBS—the often homespun dial-up systems, popular in the 21986s and 19873s, that were built around text-based terminal interfaces—in many cases, played an able stand-in.
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The bulletin board-themed social network announced Wednesday that it now offers "promoted videos" — autoplay ads that appear amidst ordinary user posts — following in the footsteps of industry peers such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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If you connected to a local bulletin board system, or BBS (you would have been charged long-distance fees for one outside your area), you could read or leave a message for other computer hobbyists.
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I'm thinking mostly about bulletin board paper and borders here — schools may have some, but Stephen had to get some borders that matched the middle-school age of the kids and his own personal style.
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Ms. Gilbert's Facebook account, which has more than 20143 million followers, is billboard, bulletin board and chat room for the author and her audience, whom she addresses as "dear ones" and responds to with diligence.
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For people who were not alive in 1968 — or kids whose dads did not chart the craft's every move on a family bulletin board — Robert Kurson's "Rocket Men" is a riveting introduction to the flight.
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Market tests with different concepts (such as a sticky bulletin board) were telling 3M that the Post-it concept was hopeless — the adhesive just didn't solve any known customer problems — until Silver met Arthur Fry.
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Carl Remensky, who works on the sports desk, wrote that he had also seen Mr. Block trying to pull his daughter in front of the bulletin board for a photo as she cried and yelled.
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"When I used to stage-door, in 1991, it was just me and a homeless person, and the only place I could talk about it online was with whatever bulletin board there was," Mr. Davenport said.
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This young boy was coming of age and trying to figure out what comes next while also dealing with the heartbreak of losing someone who sent him postcards that he kept on his bedroom bulletin board.
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On a rack hung Shug's sultry dresses; on a shelf, pictures of Ms. Headley's family; and on a bulletin board, encouraging notes from fans and colleagues, including Jennifer Hudson, whom Ms. Headley succeeded in the role.
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Freight marketplace DAT keeps track of supply and demand in the freight industry through a bulletin board that matches companies with loads to be delivered to the vehicles that will take the goods to the marketplace.
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ASCII art emerged out of necessity as a way to represent images on computer bulletin board systems in the 70s and 80s, but quickly took on a life as an art style in its own right.
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And as I say in the book, when I started donating to Planned Parenthood I informed the publisher of the Times and I put a letter up about it on the bulletin board in the office.
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He uses the feed like a bulletin board, to announce daily specials and events, but he also relies on the stories to provide a "visual cue" about Lalito's personality by showing the scene inside the restaurant.
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" As he glued and whittled, he occasionally studied a reminder pinned to his bulletin board, which he'd written after listening outside the door during screenings of "Beginners": "Stronger, faster paced, more punch, no lulls, more graphic.
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Inside, he's crafted an entire bed and home office setup—from where I stood, I could see a swivel chair and a desk, with a small filing cabinet and a bulletin board tacked up on wall.
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Many of these teachers started out as "teacher bloggers," but most became Insta-famous through Teachers Pay Teachers, an online platform that allows teachers to sell classroom resources they've created, such as worksheets and bulletin board decor.
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Many of these educators started out as "teacher bloggers," but most became Insta-famous through Teachers Pay Teachers, an online platform that allows teachers to sell classroom resources they've created, such as worksheets and bulletin board decor.
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The internet wasn't a computer bulletin board, a magazine, a bookstore, a telephone service, a closed computer network, broadcast TV, or cable TV. This is why 230 became important: It provided a simple explanation of the internet.
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In no time at all, Finn was standing at the De More bulletin board, where a notice from Father Superior suggested that, to prepare for the feast of St. Ignatius, they should all meditate on the vows.
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The marriage banns, posted on a bulletin board in the town hall, included those for an auto-body painter and a cashier, a zinc roofer and his stay-at-home fiancée, and an optician and a midwife.
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"Telegraphing to the world that your only interest in the Middle East is protecting oil is bulletin-board recruiting material for the groups that we are trying to hurt, that we are trying to counteract," Democratic Sen.
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Bulletin Board Our Travel cover feature about retreats and sanctuaries in and around Los Angeles has received numerous complaints from readers who found the piece dismissive of Latino culture and clichéd in its portrayal of the city.
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Upstairs, the master bedroom has another wall of plywood bookshelves, while Mr. Gallo's study, with its drawing table and overflowing bulletin board, also has a luxurious-looking bed for late-night binge-watching, napping or a guest.
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In late 2017, people used web platforms including bulletin board sites Reddit and 4chan to post about the "Pizzagate" false conspiracy theory that top Democrats including Hillary Clinton ran a child sex operation out of a D.C. pizzeria.
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Although many of my pin collection hides away in a special binder, I have chosen to display some of my favorites in my bedroom on a heart-shaped bulletin board I purchased from Target for less than $5.00.
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" Photograph by David Chancellor for The New Yorker At Santa Ana Secondary School, where Arefaine studied, Eritrea's national anthem is printed on a bulletin board at the entrance: "The pride of her oppressed people proved that truth prevails.
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On Sunday night, while celebrating a big playoff win, Pittsburgh Steelers star Antonio Brown streamed the team's post-game celebration on Facebook Live but might have given their upcoming opponent, the New England Patriots, some bulletin board material.
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I've spent at least $1,000 in my classroom library, depending on the year, $100-plus a year in teacher websites, purchasing activities and materials, $50 to $200 in supplies, bulletin board materials, incentives, snacks, and tissues (so many tissues).
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Just to be safe, though, Strait enrolled at Southwest Texas State University, in San Marcos, where he studied agricultural education, and where, one day, he came upon a bulletin-board notice from a group in search of a singer.
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Brad Whitman, the book's Trumpian villain, is defined by his gaudy home, his six televisions, the celebratory Maserati window sticker that he tacks on his bulletin board and the déclassé pride he takes in his HVAC company's local commercials.
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But you also see a lot of tech companies having it both ways, saying that, you know, this is protected speech and that, hey, we're just a bulletin board, and at the same time monetizing what's going on there.
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She has shared that Chinese teachers routinely humiliate students by telling them that they are stupid, announcing to the class that certain students do not study hard enough, and posting test results on a bulletin board with students' names and grades.
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Things such as doing a secret good deed for a neighbor, like mowing the lawn, opening the door for strangers, sharing snacks with friends or even collecting donations of markers, books and bulletin board decorations for a new teacher at school.
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Prince, who sported a neatly trimmed white beard, balding head and dark-rimmed glasses usually perched precariously high on his forehead, hung a bulletin board in his Rockefeller Center office in New York adorned with notes he wrote to himself.
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"Telegraphing to the world that your only interest in the Middle East is protecting oil is bulletin-board recruiting material for the groups that we are trying to hurt, that we are trying to counteract," Murphy said at Defense One's panel.
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She was assigned to the naval hospital in Portsmouth, Va., then to the one in Bethesda, Md. On the bulletin board there she read a notice that the Navy had completed five new hospital ships and was seeking nurses for them.
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Students might create a collage or bulletin board profile of the victims, perhaps modeling them on a Times feature like the annual Lives They Lived or the Portraits of Grief series, which profiled those lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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The same crowdsourced ideal led the artist Phyllis Yampolsky, in 1961, to establish the Hall of Issues, a space at Judson Church where anyone, from community activists to neighborhood kids, could post bulletin-board style comments on matters that concerned them.
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After his mother bought a cheap desktop computer with a modem, he used it to trawl bulletin board services, root friends' computers to make messages appear on their screens, and run a "war-dialer" program overnight, reaching out to distant servers at random.
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And if people wonder why you're throwing office supplies at your bulletin board, you can just add little productivity notes to your Prisma darts and claim you're using them as reminders, and not a way to recreate pub night in your cubicle.
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Their early interest in computers provided, Evans relates, the foundation for what is commonly understood as the first social network, Community Memory, a public, electronic, networked bulletin-board system that spanned four computer terminals placed in public areas across Berkeley and San Francisco.
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One casual boxer, a 29-year-old immigrant from Vietnam who asked not to be identified because he had not publicly revealed his transition to a man, said he learned about the gym from a flyer at a counseling center bulletin board.
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Kendall is 18 and Kylie is 16, which means these two lied about their ages just so they could fill out those bulletin-board quizzes and do a little C4C'ing (that's commenting on other profiles in exchange for comments on your own page).
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Bulletin Board A New York Times article revealing that the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, had suggested secretly recording conversations with President Trump last year has generated a lot of interest among our readers, including some questions over our reporting process.
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Bulletin board For the better part of three years, The New York Times has been at the forefront of reporting on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, and on the subsequent investigation led by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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But in his newly published memoir and manifesto, Permanent Record, Snowden describes other handles, albeit long-defunct ones: Shrike the Knight, Corwin the Bard, Belgarion the Smith, squ33ker the precocious kid asking amateur questions about chip compatibility on an early bulletin-board service.
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The barcode included in one of the coupons, which can be found on 4chan, an online bulletin board where most users post anonymously, came up as "invalid" when USA TODAY Sports took it to a Nike store in the Washington, D.C., area.
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"He was going crazy over the 'Shame on the Blocks' sign on the guild bulletin board and demanded that someone take a photo of him and his daughter in front of it," said Andrew Goldstein, a night cops reporter at the paper.
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Clemson's coaches and players shied away on Saturday from anything more than euphemistic acknowledgments of Hurts's limitations — "The surrounding, supporting cast really helped Jalen Hurts have the kind of year that he has," Venables said — perhaps fearful of doling out bulletin-board material.
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While the bulletin board systems and text-based internet connections of the early 1990s held much potential for digital pioneers, the problem was, not everyone was a pioneer—and municipal networks targeted at small communities naturally wouldn't stand out compared to commercial services.
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The exhibition also hosts more than a few didactic social practicisms, best exemplified by Rosten Woo's extensive bulletin board that questions who "we" are and what "our own" is by asking audience members to place pushpins in the categories they most identify with.
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Adult bulletin board systems did offer pornography, often geared towards the solo fantasies of straight men, starting with erotic ASCII art in the 1980s and expanding to images and animated porn as modems got fast enough to transfer image files in the next decade.
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" Milich says she published the Facebook post in March and shared that she pays for "every roll of tape I use, every paper clip I use, every sharpie I grade with, every snack I feed kids who don't have them, every decorated bulletin board.
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Type a country, city or region from anywhere into the world into the search field of The Times's Lives column database, find a story that gives you new perspective on that place, and share your findings with classmates through a short presentation or bulletin board.
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Her first hit game, Digital: A Love Story, which came out in 2010, is a romantic dive into 1980s online bulletin board systems; its spiritual sequel , Analogue: A Hate Story, delves into Korea's Neo-Confucianist Joseon Dynasty while considering the humanity of artificial intelligence.
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O'Rourke was a misfit teen in El Paso, Texas, in the 21997s when he decided to seek out bulletin board systems – the online discussion forums that at the time were the best electronic means for connecting people outside the local school, church and neighborhood.
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On other occasions, numbers formed the theme: A wall display of twentysome books, for a National story on California's public library system — opposite twentysome individual "organic" socks tacked to a bulletin board, for a Styles story on an Alabama woman's family-mill-based brand.
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One piece of infrastructure that didn't fall apart during the spate of bombings was SezamPro, an internet-connected bulletin board system that helped create an ad-hoc way for people on the ground to get an understanding of what was happening in their country.
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They were connected over sort of early networks that used the community memory bulletin board in order to have people in these local communities make and share images with each other and use some sort of video writer to annotate them and exchange them back and forth.
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Special government immunities, regulatory loopholes put in place to support the ancient bulletin board internet, and a near total pass by antitrust enforcers, have enabled the intermedia to unfairly skim most of the revenue growth, value creation, data, and customer interaction from the rest of the economy.
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According to a presentation given at the USENIX Security Symposium in 245, the first example of a "Zip bomb" in the wild dates to 423, when a file was uploaded to the bulletin board network Fidonet with the specific goal of getting an admin to open it.
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True to the politically fungible countercultural style that has characterized the online world ever since, an ironic riff on "The Anarchist's Cookbook" appears in the cDc member Kevin Wheeler's online bulletin board Demon Roach Underground, which also mocked Nancy Reagan's anti-drugs "Just Say No" campaign.
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And in 2008, a 25-year-old man who had posted a series of warnings on an online bulletin board plowed a rental truck into a crowd of pedestrians in the Akihabara electronics district of Tokyo before stabbing passers-by, killing a total of seven people.
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Bright red lines highlight connections, an approach familiar to viewers of "True Detective" or "Homeland" or "The Wire," and satirized by a popular GIF of a wild-eyed Charlie Day, from the TV comedy "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," standing in front of a messy bulletin board.
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At my character interview after passing the bar exam, I was questioned about my political activities and was confronted with a photostatic copy of a petition I had signed against the Vietnam War that the N.Y.P.D. had surreptitiously photographed on a bulletin board at the law school.
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There is Stacy Horn, founder of ECHO, a bulletin-board system local to New York City (still active, in 2018), and Jaime Levy, who published zines on floppy discs, hosted a series of parties called CyberSlacker, and edited WORD, one of the first magazines on the early web.
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Keeping Score LeBron James is known more for his play on the court than for his bold statements off it, but as the regular season was winding down he provided bulletin-board material for the 15 other teams that would be joining the Cleveland Cavaliers in the postseason.
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But between the covers lies a frank and sympathetic exploration of erotic bulletin boards, including the San Francisco-based gay community "Eye Contact," a woman-led Missouri board called "Laura's Lair" and the "Pleasure Dome," a Virginia Beach bulletin board system (BBS) then run by self-proclaimed swinger Tom McElvy.
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In the second-to-last episode of last season's "Transparent," there was a blip of a scene that perhaps crystallized this moment in time: Ali, played by Gaby Hoffmann, stood in front of a bulletin board in the gender studies department of a university campus, waiting to speak with a professor.
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These early networks included ARPAnet, the US government-sponsored network that became the backbone of the internet; other early geographically dispersed computer networks such as PLATO at the University of Illinois; and a host of local systems accessible on public computer terminals, internal networks, and dial-up Bulletin Board Systems.
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If the messages on the plates and menu are not enough to offer some kind of precious inner peace, the community bulletin board is filled with offerings for meditation challenges, courses in new science and consciousness, bhakti yoga festivals, the "I am Renewed" juice-cleansing program and tantra immersion retreats.
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According to The Telecommunications Illustrated Dictionary, many bulletin board systems (BBS) server access control lists in the 80s (like mod privileges, but for everyone on your server) included flags for each user that admins could toggle individually, granting users access to things like chat, email, or downloads in the BBS.
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Usually, the bulletin board next to his door is filled with boring, serious stuff: the minutes from the latest PTA meeting; a call for students to recycle their aluminum cans; a stern yet unheeded reminder to all the girls on campus that their skirts must not rise above their knees.
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The early web forums and bulletin board sites of the 1990s and early 2000s allowed people to publicly post and reply to messages from other users, paving the way for the development of niche virtual communities and some of the first instances of digital influence as we understand the term today.
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Selected from sannyasins all over the world for particular skills, they work from 221:2750 in the morning until 22:2000 at night, with a half day off every two weeks; a notice on the cafeteria bulletin board invites disciples to give their half day to "beautify the ranch" by planting trees.
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I spent the rest of my waking hours hanging flyers for my life-coaching business on every bulletin board at every Starbucks in Dallas every day, working with the early clients those flyers brought me, and trying to piece enough money together to pay my rent and create the life I wanted.
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"As artists began communicating via bulletin board systems as early as the 1980s, it is plausible to assume that the adoption of the GIF as a vehicle for creative communication came as early as the file type itself, circa June 19523," the Museum of Moving Image writes in an extensive GIF history.
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Known on the platform for his deeply combative political screeds, Woods has turned his Twitter feed into a signal-boosting "bulletin board" for victims, their families, and facilities and organizations offering help, tweeting virtually nonstop since November 8th using hashtags #CampFireJamesWoods or #SoCalFiresJamesWoods (including his own name, evidently, to differentiate tweets that specifically needed amplification).
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The film is so popular in Korea that it has inspired an extensive community of fans of the kind usually reserved for teen K-pop idols, with a bulletin board devoted to fan fiction, fan-made tribute art, badges, stickers, handkerchiefs and stationery, letterheads and even a rap song with dialogue from the movie set to hip-hop beats.
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The loudspeaker was most often used for the same sort of things as the principal's bulletin board—boring stuff, the kind of announcements you could safely ignore unless they contained the words "fire" or "tornado"—so it was a bit weird when the announcements started talking about complex philosophical concepts, quotes from Buddha and excerpts from Russian novels.
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Even the Cleveland Free-Net, which is replicated on this website, faded from view in 1999, having failed to find a way to sustain the service beyond donations; while it made some money from licensing out the bulletin-board software the university had built, it was far less than the overall cost of running the service itself.
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Dana SpiottaCreditCreditErik Madigan Heck for The New York Times When Dana Spiotta was working on her fourth novel, ''Innocents and Others,'' she sat beneath a huge bulletin board pinned with her sticky notes and research materials: lists of relevant words (passion, transformation, intimacy) and ''seeing'' devices (zoetrope, stereoscope, camera obscura), and photographs of Orson Welles, Jean-Luc Godard and the Maysles brothers.
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One of its tools, a map of the United States that functions as a digital bulletin board, is meant to be a place where both ACLU affiliates and individuals can post about their events—everything from informational sessions on net neutrality to voter registration drives to candidate forums for local district attorney races—and volunteers can sign up to attend them.
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There is a station for testing seed viability and propagating plants that's being tended by an environmental science intern for the run of the show, a couch with a reading area and community bulletin board, a table for sorting and packing seeds, and a structure reminiscent of a card catalogue cobbled together from post-consumer waste, where visitors can take and/or donate seed packets.
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Taiwan leaders say the propaganda is now carried over the strait through posts on Facebook, the chat app Line and a popular online bulletin board known as P.T.T. In September, P.T.T. drew scrutiny for carrying a widely shared post that claimed that Taiwanese travelers stranded in Japan were being rescued by buses sent by China's consulate — but only on the condition that they declared themselves Chinese.
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Swastikas and obscenities were found drawn around the entrance to the Polish Embassy in Israel on Sunday, one day after Poland's prime minister made comments suggesting there were "Jewish perpetrators" of atrocities during World War II. The graffiti, scrawled in black marker on an outdoor bulletin board and on gates at the embassy, in Tel Aviv, included the words "Polish" and "murderer," along with several obscenities.
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Cloudflare insists it is not up to the task of deciding whether it's acceptable to take the money of Stormfront, a white supremacist bulletin board whose users have been responsible for nearly 100 murders, according to SPLC, or Vanguard News Network forum, a site where the man who killed three people during a 2014 shooting spree at a pair of Kansas Jewish community centers posted over 12,000 times.
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To hear Mr. Guttenberg tell it, he makes no distinction between objects that are heavily insured and objects that are a combination of priceless and worthless: the greeting cards that cram the bulletin board in the kitchen, the motivational plaques that hang on walls around the apartment ("Promise me you'll always remember, you're braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think") and the many, many photographs.
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A bulletin board was festooned with notices for, variously, the Fabulous RVing Women (FRVW on Facebook); a lost cat; entreaties for help installing solar power; a self-defense class for women; invitations to caravan to Los Algodones or Slab City, the outsider community on an abandoned Navy base in California's Badlands that is a de rigueur stop for this set; and a beading class at the RTR "art camp," which was two trestle tables strewn with art supplies set out by Sue Soaring Sun, a 62-year-old artist.
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